Can you support us this Spring?
Every penny raised from now to 31 May will be used for items to keep people we support connected, entertained and active at home during this lockdown
Every penny raised from now to 31 May will be used for items to keep people we support connected, entertained and active at home during this lockdown
If you are supporting a loved one who has a learning disability, you may feel a variety of emotions, but it is vital to recognise that you are not alone.
Aiden from Bedfordshire has set himself a challenge to run 26 miles in 31 days as part of his Duke of Edinburgh Award, which has already raised £180.
Jane Nickels, MacIntyre's Learning Disabilities Admiral Nurse, shares her latest blog post.
Now aged 18, Mark will be supported by our Adult Services team and will be starting a new chapter in his life.
After nearly a year of living in loungewear, you may be seeking inspiration for your post-lockdown wardrobe.
We would like to invite those who are all providing services to the complex needs and Transforming Care cohort of individuals across the country.
Lace-up your trainers and spring into action this March, our Move with MacIntyre challenge is back.
Following nominations and votes from their staff, Allica Bank selected MacIntyre as their their first Charity of the Year.
From story time sessions to singalongs, games of bingo to a book club, people we support have been taking part in a host of online activities to beat…
On Thursday 11 February Jane Nickels, MacIntyre's Learning Disability Admiral Nurse, will be presenting at the Brace 'Dementia and Learning Disabilities'…
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