Hft is currently working with DFN Project SEARCH to bridge the gap between education and employment through supported employment internships. Recently, two of their programmes received an award for ‘Outcomes of 100% achieved’.
Read MoreHft’s CEO highlights the benefits of working in social care, but calls on the Government to go one step further than the Made with Care campaign.
Read MoreThis year’s World Cancer Day theme is unison and action – something three support workers from Hft are very familiar with following Mel’s leukaemia diagnosis just two years ago. Since then, they have tirelessly worked in unison to support Mel and recently won an award celebrating their dedicated support.
Read MoreHft has distributed ‘warm packs’ to more than 100 learning disabled adults who are affected by fuel poverty.
Read MoreLifelong music lover Gary Pike has always dreamed of seeing reggae-pop group UB40 live in concert. In December, thanks to staff from national learning disability charity Hft, his lifelong goal was achieved.
Read MoreHft have responded to the Archbishops’ new report laying out a long-term vision to transform care and support in the UK.
Read MoreTom Tugendhat, MP for Tonbridge and Malling, visited the Edenbridge residential and supported living services, run by national learning disability charity Hft.
Read MoreKirsty Matthews, CEO of national learning disability charity Hft, has responded to the announcement of the draft Mental Health Bill.
Read MoreSam experienced a very quick career change from the world of music to social care. He is now hoping to inspire others to do the same.
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