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Choice Support works with a large range of people, including autistic people and those with learning disabilities. This Autism Celebration Week, we learnt some interesting facts about autism that you may not have known.

A Choice Support service in Cheshire is hatching chicks, just in time for Easter!

When our Diverse Voices group turned its attention to black history they agreed something needs to be done to change the narrative.

We provide support to people living in their own homes. Where you live may be described as a service in registered care, supported living or outreach. To us, what is most important is that it’s your home.

We provide support across many London boroughs including Greenwich, Sutton, Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth.

“We are all in our late twenties, and up until now we’ve never had a smear test. We thought we didn’t need to” says Kirsty.

When you are experiencing mental health struggles, seeking support can feel overwhelming. We want people to know that help is out there. Support staff, like Becky, get to know the people they are supporting and can recognise triggers, ie specific situations, which could cause anxiety, and can offer the right support for the individual.

Autistic loving- Supporting autistic people with relationships and sexuality: An awareness raising workshop for social care staff.

We’re celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, by looking back at one of England’s greatest writers, William Shakespeare.

Sutton Supported Employment is now being managed by Mencap.