Our Bowersdale Resource Day Centre (BRC) ready to party last Friday!

A massive thank you to @Utilize_PLC for their generous donation of laptops to us at Expect Limited. The computers will be going directly to our service users, to help them become more digitally included.

Our Bowersdale Resource Centre (BRC) Service Users took part in a great Mindfulness Arts and Craft’s  session inspiring their creativity on World Mental Health Day. Here are the results: Thanks to Jo for the video.

World Mental Health Day takes place today. It’s a reminder of the importance of good mental health and the need to prioritise and invest in good mental health. Find out more at https://t.co/NH8HMRQLmM

Gary loves to travel and explore the world. Recently Gary visited Spain and right now, Gary is in Egypt, seeing the pyramids and riding on a camel! Gary wanted to say thank you to his support staff team and especially to Karla for helping his confidence and independence grow.

The BRC team where recently presented with a plaque award from The National Garden Scheme in recognition of their fantastic efforts made to their garden over the last couple of years. A big thank you to Marian and Brian for visiting and for your support, hints and tips!

Service users living their best lives and making memories. 🎁 A huge thank you to Thomas for donating the biggest teddy ever! It was raffled off and won by the lovely Michelle—congrats! #charity #BBQLovers

and the ice pops were a refreshing treat that helped keep us cool throughout the day. As always, events at the BRC are more than just parties—they’re a chance for service users and staff from across Expect to come together, connect, and build friendships beyond their usual groups

Everyone looked incredible in their vibrant Hawaiian outfits, bringing the island vibes to life. 🍔 The burgers and hot dogs were a hit—super tasty and grilled to perfection. 🍹 The bar was fully stocked, offering a wide range of drinks for everyone to enjoy,

🌞Hawaiian BBQ Bash at the BRC – A Day to Remember! Our Hawaiian BBQ was a massive success, filled with Fun in the Sunand unforgettable moments! With 55 staff and service users joining the celebration, the atmosphere was electric.

Today is international disability awareness day, where the promotion of information and local available services for adults with visible and invisible disabilities are highlighted, to find out how Expect does jut this click the link below: https://t.co/gprt8QwSDn #Awareness

National Learning Disability Week has been celebrated across our services this week. Expect Ltd continues in its mission to deliver person-centred support to adults with a learning disability, promoting and enabling independent choice and continued integration into the community.

This is the last chance to join the charity abseiling event on the 5th July at 10am. If you are interested in raising money for expect and gaining a thrill seeking experience with a group of your peers from the organization please contact Kevin at kevin.byrne@expect.org.uk.

Help Expect celebrate #VolunteersWeek this year by supporting organisations such as ourselves and becoming a volunteer, gaining skills and changing lives one work day at a time.

There is still one place left for the fundraising abseil event at Liverpool Cathedral. If you are interested in taking part in a exciting and memorable event and raise money for expect please contact Kevin Byrne via email at Kevin.Byrne@expect.org.uk.

This week Expect interviewed Madalina from head office. She spoke about her role within the organization as well as the positive impact her work has on herself and others. please take the time to read her interview and gain an understanding of why she is proud to do her job

schizophrenia affects one in every 100 people in the UK despite its prevalence it remains one of the most stigmatized illnesses to have, but through Mental Health Awareness week you can learn to break the stigma. click the link below to find out more: https://t.co/oqeYtpHTBj

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. The theme this year is community and the importance of being part of a safe, positive community for people suffering with mental health issues. to find out more about the week click the link below: https://t.co/u6jKd9r12j

from 2025 to 2030. if you are interested and would like to complete the survey click the link below: https://t.co/Vp74xz04Dm for more information on the consultation as a whole click the link below: https://t.co/6slEvjT1e8 #neurodiversity #Survey

Liverpool Neurodiversity Strategic Partnership have recently created a survey relating to the creation of a new strategy towards neurodiversity within the Liverpool area. You have until 14th May to have your say on how treatment and community outreach schemes will be tailored