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Mon 21st Sep at 6:30pm
Southampton Report written by Ellie (She/her)
Last night we were back in the respite garden to do a tidy up after a busy summer of use. We set to work sweeping up, weeding, cleaning the equipment and pressure washing the patio. We were happy to have provided the evening entertainment for one of the young people staying. They kept a close watch to make sure we were doing a good job! It was great to welcome two new members Poppy Ollie this evening and we hope to see you back again soon.
Fri 20th Nov at 5:30pm
Fri 18th Sep at 5:00pm
Mental well being. Unable to do this herself due to medical issues
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Ensure the disabled children and young people can access a nice environment
Read moreMon 14th Sep at 6:30pm
Southampton Report written by Abby (she/her)
Tonight we took a rubbish decision and headed out to litter pick our favourite alley! 🗑️😂
Lauren was socking it to the litter when she found our token sock of the day. 🧦 with finding a bunch if other clothes she ended up with a whole outfit!
Our Chief Can Crusher was back in action, and at just 8 years old, she’s decided she’s going to start her very own can-crushing business!
Laura, meanwhile, had a bit of a crappy evening when she trod in a rather stinky deposit! 🤢👟 Luckily, she managed to clean her shoe with a stick — talk about a paws-itively rubbish way to spend an evening!
Wilson found a learner plate, proving that even the litter is still learning! And Laura found a giant cone — cone-gratulations on that find!
By the end of the night, we’d really cleaned up our act and managed to bag up 3 full bags of litter, a bag of cans and a bag of glass, all ready to go off for recycling. ♻️
It was a glass-half-full kind of night, and we’re definitely not binning the memories! 😆
Another great night out with our friends, cleaning up Lords Hill one piece of rubbish at a time.
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