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With ever-decreasing funding, understaffing and rising living costs, we need your support more than ever to ensure learning disabled people can live their best lives possible in these tough times.
Help Hft to continue making a difference, every day.
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Lord Don Touhig met with colleagues from Hft and phs Group last week to learn about the opportunities they offer in partnership with DFN Project SEARCH.
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A young amateur woodworker from Flintshire has harnessed his craft to call for better mental health support for veterans and honour the fallen this Armistice Day.
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The State Opening of Parliament should be a hopeful event but, for learning disabled adults and the adult social care sector in general, listening to today’s speech was a huge disappointment.
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Learning disabled adults at a day service in Ugley, Essex have completed works on a new pond, with the help of the local community, to promote sustainability and provide a much-needed home for their recently-acquired fish.
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Malcolm, who lives in Trevean, Cornwall, impressed judges with his home-grown pumpkin at the recent Treverbyn Produce, Preserves and Pasty Show, walking away with first place.
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Kirsty Matthews, CEO Hft, welcomed the announcement of the Accelerating Reform Fund but acknowledged that at present most innovation in adult social care takes place out of necessity.
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Learning disabled adults, families, and colleagues at a Hft residential service in Bedfordshire came together last month to honour a year’s collective achievements, celebrating with heart-felt speeches, glasses of fizz, and no person left unrewarded.
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Kirsty Matthews, CEO of Hft, responds to the CQC’s annual State of Care report.
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Hft is working in partnership with Lioncourt Homes to redevelop a site in Ironbridge, Telford, which will include 80 new homes.