Chichester charity helping young people with learning disabilities awarded cheque

By Sam Pole
Published 8th Nov 2022, 14:14 BST
Updated 16th Nov 2022, 09:36 BST
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A learning disability charity will benefit from £1,000 after Frankie Ladbrook, who has Down’s Syndrome, raised the cash.

On Thursday, November 3 at St. Paul’s Church, a cheque was awarded to Chichester charity THINKOUT., which aims to help young adults with learning disabilities.

THINKOUT aims to help young adults with learning disabilities to live, learn and work in their local community. They develop positive relationships with workplaces and local projects in the local area, providing work experience and volunteering opportunities for young adults.

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The young adults have a weekly one-to-one mentoring session to explore how they feel and their hopes and dreams, which can support their next steps.

THINKOUT sessions run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9.30am to 3.30pm at 104 The Hornet. To find out more, visit: www.think18.org.uk/donate/.