In the event that you are faced with a medical emergency (either on-site or in the local area) please be aware that there is a defibrillator attached to the external wall on the right-hand side of the PACA Main Reception. Instructions on how to access it are provided on the outside of the yellow box.
Once the defibrillator has been switched on, it will provide clear voice instructions on what to do next.
Aldridge Adult Learning recently held a Children’s Spring Easter Egg appeal. Staff and learners kindly donated Easter eggs for children living in residential care homes. Thank you to everyone who kindly donated to this very special cause.
Sue Hart, AAL Tutor, has been working with Child First for the last 10 years, supporting the staff to complete their L3 and L5 qualifications in Residential Childcare. When the courses started, Child First had two houses in Worthing with up to 8 young people. Now, they have 5 houses and currently have 22 young people living in accommodation with another child moving in tomorrow. The young people range in age from 8yrs -18yrs and have all found that they need the support of a residential placement for various life challenges.
As pictured, Sue Hart and Daniel Wilson, Residential Care Home Manager, were both delighted to collect the Easter eggs and to distribute them to the children within the care homes.
