Our Partners
We’re an Accredited Service Provider with Suffolk County Council and we work closely with social workers, health professionals, Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) and the ACE Anglia advocacy group.
We often host reviews and joint meetings at our premises as more traditional, ‘formal’ settings can sometimes feel intimidating for individuals. We want people to attend as non-engagement could potentially result in them missing out on vital information, opportunities and having their voice heard. Our facilities are provided at no cost to the other organisations as we believe the benefits outweigh the monetary value to us and, after all, we’re all ultimately working towards the same goals.
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Ace Anglia
ACE Anglia is an independent and self-advocacy project based in Suffolk for people with learning disabilities. They facilitate quarterly meetings of the ‘Suffolk People First Forum’ and provide educational workshops . Re-Create works with ACE Anglia to enable our attendees to have access to trained advocates, advocacy groups and targeted workshops. We support a number of our attendees to attend the quarterly forum.
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Lapwing
Lapwing provides individual learning programmes for young people who have complex barriers to learning. Re-Create is a delivery partner, helping Lapwing to deliver effective, personalised programmes to their students.
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Leading Lives
Leading Lives provides a wide range of high-quality support to people with learning disabilities including those with physical, multiple complex needs and autism, older people, young people in transition and family carers across Suffolk. Re-Create works with the progression team at Leading Leaves to provide suitable placements and undertake reviews.
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SENDAT
Sendat aims to be a centre of excellence in a flexible network of provision, offering specialist education and care to students who have a range of learning difficulties. There are five special schools and two centres linked to mainstream schools. Re-Create provides work experience opportunities for students from Stone Lodge Academy, Priory School and the Peile unit at Chantry Academy.