Paul’s Place is a charity that enhances life for physically disabled adults.
We do this by providing social activities that connect people, reduce isolation, improve health and wellbeing and give people the opportunity to develop new skills, enjoy new experiences and live life to the full.
COVID-19 PAUL’S PLACE SERVICE UPDATE
January 5th, 2020
Since the latest announcement from the government with regards to the national lockdown it will not come as too much of a surprise that we have made the decision not to reopen the day facility at Paul’s Place for the time being.
We know that this news will be a relief to some and a huge disappointment to others. We feel your disappointment as we had hoped, that we could start 2021 more positively than 2020. Keeping everyone safe and well must be the priority, which is why we decided not to reopen right now.
Like last time, we are working hard to provide service users with a virtual service and from tomorrow Paul’s Place at Home will start again. The team have lots of new ideas to make our Zooms and virtual support as interesting as we can, to ensure that service users can keep connected with one another. We will also be providing 1-1 telephone support to all those who are part of Paul’s Place.
Take care, stay safe and stay positive,
Daniel, CEO of Paul’s Place
September 1st, 2020
Due to the impact of COVID-19 we have had to review all our services to ensure that we can operate safely. We have measures in place to minimise risk to everyone at Paul’s Place. Starting by slowly reintroducing services such as Paul’s Place Daily (our popular day facility). We expect changes to be in place for a while yet but we are working closely with those who use our services, to ensure that we are providing our services safely. Our decisions are led by Public Health England Guidance and listening to what people want.
For information about our response to COVID-19