New sensory kits have been introduced across NHS community services in Nantwich and Crewe to support autistic patients at healthcare appointments.
It’s part of a Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity initiative which they staged during Autism Acceptance Month to help reduce anxiety and improve access to care.
An outfit is more than fabric and fit; it’s a full sensory statement.
You consider colour, texture, and silhouette to express your mood and intention. Yet, one of the most powerful style elements remains invisible.
Cheshire College has unveiled a new “Sensory Space” to support students on its Crewe campus.
The aims is to provide a haven for students with neuro-divergent conditions when they are feeling overwhelmed or needing a quiet space.
Cheshire sensory charity DSN have appointment Mark Lunney as its new chief executive.
Mark, previously the CEO of Age UK Mid Mersey, joins DSN having worked across Merseyside and Cheshire for over seven years supporting older people.
A service for people in South Cheshire who experience vision and hearing loss has been launched.
Cheshire East Council is working with charity Deafness Support Network to provide the new “one-stop shop”.
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