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Delivering easter eggs is all part of a Supervising Social Worker's role it seems. Our Jo in the South West and Tina and Cath dressed as Easter Bunnies, surprising a few faces delivering Easter delights at the end of last week. Foz & Hazel’s Easter Hamper was received well by Harriet and her daughter, who enjoyed eating the Chocolate Easter Bunny ears. What was your favourite Easter egg you enjoyed? Have you still got Easter eggs left over? .   ...

At Fusion, we fully support World Health Day 2021! The evidence is clear: giving both girls and boys an equally good start in life and addressing health across the life course is essential for the well-being, development, sustainability and resilience of today’s society and for the future generation. COVID-19 has hit all countries hard, but its impact has been harshest on communities that were already vulnerable. These groups are more exposed to the disease, less likely to have access to...

Our Josh has thoroughly enjoyed getting stuck into books during lockdown, as many others have too. Here are just some of Josh’s favourite reads below: Have you had a share-a-book scheme in your local community? So many have been popping up due to libraries in lockdown.  Please share with us your favourite reads that have kept you going. The Dalai Lama books - I loved these because they helped me shift my perspective of life itself and everything that comes...

???? ???? Foz and Hazel have a WINNER ???? ???? They decided whilst chilling in the sun this afternoon to find Foz's Easter bonnet and put all the names in, whilst being very tempted to smash those eggs in their mouths, knowing full well they aren't for Frogs or Dogs!!! ????????????  THE WINNER IS HARRIET WAKELY! ???????????? We really hope you enjoy munching all over Easter with your family. A HUGE THANK YOU to you all for taking part. Foz...

"As a parent, you know your child best. Trust your instincts and don't be afraid to ask questions and to challenge if required." —Alison McBride (Autisum.Org)

Our Emma has shared how she is feeling in this confusing world, in her mind aged 14. Click here to read Emma's work.