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learning disability
The Zetetick Bunny? What does Zetetick have in common with the Easter Bunny? Firstly, one thing that Zetetick does not have in common with the Easter Bunny. The Easter Bunny originates from German folk law and originally acted as a judge of children’s behaviour over the period of ‘Eastertide‘.  Respect and dignity not just at...
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Supported housing – the journey home Zetetick’s tenants have often been on a long journey before flying home to Zetetick, and the journey doesn’t end when they move into a Zetetick house. If you work with us …. Frontier Support Services, Wisdom, Arundel Care Many of our tenants have spent years in inpatient units, places...
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Zetetick Housing volunteering websites
Volunteering websites | but which one? How to find Volunteers?! As a charity, we rely on creating the ability to give. The work we do on social media, the web and in print gives a back drop of information and images to the work we do. You can get to know us and we can...
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Zetetick core values
Zetetick Core Values and behaviours: What do you know about our core values and behaviours? Does your organisation or charity have them, does it use them as a foundation for its work as we do for supported housing? If you asked someone at the lower end of the hierarchy what your organisation was, or, what...
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Supported living for adults
Houses for supported living with adults with learning disabilities and autism – why is it needed more desperately than ever, and why does it work for commissioners as well as tenants? From seclusion to freedom On 9th February 2021 the House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee held the first session of its enquiry...
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