PASTEL
(Personal Development) Ltd was a new social enterprise
(formed in June 2005 by Parent/Carers) focussing on
young adults with additional needs - not only disadvantaged
by personal impairments and conditions, but also the
attitudes of others and their general environment.
PASTEL aims to promote
the personal and social development of learners, so as to
enhance their self esteem, their aspirations and their contribution
to the community.
In
2007 PASTEL put on its first client public performance
and, in October that same year, PASTEL was also granted
the status of a Community Interest Company, and changed
its nanme to PASTEL Community Interest Company.
In
2008 PASTEL became a nationally recognised Open College
Network training centre and delivered national accreditations
for its client in measuring their progress with the
PASTEL Transition Training programme.
PASTEL produce a leaflet
on the Transition Training programme and regular newsletters
and interim bulletins, which are placed here for viewing
and downloads, in pdf format.
If
you do not have the "pdf reader" please click here
to download it for free.
To
view a newsletter in your browser, simply click a month.
To download it to your computer, right click a month
and select "Save Target As.."
November
06
"Moving
on Together" Forum
PASTEL
sponsored a learning disabilty forum held at The Riverside
Centre, East Suffolk , on the Saturday morning of October
28th , 2006. The forum involved a wide range of key
local stakeholders with the aim to discuss and agree
a programme of local action to help improve local solutions
for people with learning difficulties and disabilities
- against a back drop of a modernisation plan being
overshadowed by significant county council budget, staff
and service cuts. This report provides a summary of
the findings and recommendations.
Click
here to view the report (PDF)
December
06
Saxmundham
Area Carers Support Group
Following
on from the "Moving on Together" forum, the first "Saxmundham
Area Carers Support Group" met - sponsored by PASTEL
and Suffolk County Council. These notes provide a summary
of the meeting.
Click
here to view the notes (PDF)
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