James & Claire's Story
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Figures as 3rd July 2020
- Delivering ‘wellbeing packages’ full of learning activities and practical advice
- Weekly welfare telephone calls with clients and families to identify concerns and help find practical solutions
- Rolling out online learning and social activities using digital technology and helping people get online safely.
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"Oliver really enjoyed getting his weekly welfare call from Gemma, one of Reach Newark's Tutors, he said "I really enjoyed talking to Gemma on the phone". Because Gemma knows Oliver's interests she was able to engage well with him throughout the call."
Reach Newark Tutor Gemma talked to Emma and her Mum, Joy. Emma normally attends Gemma's sewing class and when we had to close, she was part way through a project to make a puff patchwork blanket.
"When I talked to Joy she told me how much Emma was missing this so I called our Centre Manager for advice – I knew this was important for Emma’s wellbeing and wanted to see if there was anything we could do. Within a matter of hours, one of my colleagues had collected Emma’s project and some supplies from Reach Newark and delivered them safely to Emma’s house. These are the sorts of activities we’ve been offering clients to provide some continuity so they know that Reach is still here for them. I’m looking forward to seeing Emma’s finished project."
- Gemma, Reach Newark Tutor
“I was amazed at the speed in which we received Emma’s sewing. You are all doing a great job, thank you, I don’t know what we would do without Reach”
- Joy, Mum to Emma
