Read Jan’s story about the impact of regular armchair exercise classes. By taking part she built strength and was able to carry out daily tasks such as opening jars that she couldn’t previously do herself.
16-year-old Kyle Burke has found employment and so much more thanks to the work of the Realise charity and its dedication to supporting young people.
Realise charity took part in a fantastic project with Silverdale Elim Church to provide 150 school uniforms for local families in the area.
The Realise Charity are funding a fantastic program working with The Alice Charity. The Big Cup Project works with families who may be struggling to find time to spend with children after juggling other things such as bills, putting food on the table and more!
Enabling those furthest from the digital world to be empowered by it, is a powerful statement from Wavemaker, a digital and STEAM-engagement specialist from Stoke-on-Trent working with Realise to provide digital clinics.
As we get older, doing the simple things in life can get a little harder such as getting out of an armchair, walking the dog and meeting new friends.
On World Circus Day, 21st April 2018, Staffordshire-based, Realise charity, honoured the father of modern circus, Philip Astley, with the unveiling of a series of bespoke 15ft metalwork sculptures.
Read about our funded enrichment trips for young apprentices at PM Training. Allowing people to take part in new experiences, go to places they’ve never been before, or simply visit a local employer, can do great things for confidence, mental health and employment opportunities.
17-year-old Tilly Isherwood is getting ready for her driving theory test. She has an app on her phone which tests hazard perceptions, and she’s practicing every night.
A teenager had a helping hand to launch his career in plumbing, thanks to the Realise charity.