Bethphage is deeply concerned about the proposed changes to settled status in the Immigration and Asylum Bill, which risk unfairly affecting our dedicated visa-sponsored staff who helped sustain the social care sector through critical workforce shortages.

Jess, who Bethphage support in Shrewsbury, established and runs Crazy Creative Dance Group with her mum, Jo. The group, set up to show what people with disabilities can do when given opportunities, gives people the chance to perform, build confidence, make friends, develop new skills and express themselves in a safe, welcoming space.

Bethphage is proud of its diverse workforce and commitment to supporting people with disabilities to live independently. We are deeply concerned by recent racist violence in places like Belfast and Southampton, where individuals have been targeted based on race or background.

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Bethphage’s statement on the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding the removal of the “Cheshire West Framework”.

Blossom Barns recently enjoyed an Autism in Racing event at Ludlow Racecourse, where sensory spaces and inclusive activities made the race day welcoming and memorable for everyone we support.

Blossom Barns were delighted to receive support from Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB), who generously donated their time, resources and expertise to relay stone on the rear driveway of the farm.