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Threshold West of Scotland
is a Learning Disabilities Project based in Hamilton, Scotland. The Project is run by CrossReach, the Social Care Arm of the Church of Scotland. The Project offers six main services:
- Community Support
- Housing Support
- Residential Care
- Autism Support
- T.I.M.E (Threshold Initiative for Meaningful Employment)
- Short Break Service
Mission Statement
Threshold West of Scotland is Christian Project, whose mission statement is as follows:
“In Christ’s name we seek to retain and regain the highest quality of life which each individual is capable of experiencing at any given time ”.
The project aims to put the above statement into effect by providing a service that enables people with learning disabilities and autism, and their carers, to experience and enjoy quality living within their community.
References
- ^ Mission Statement from www.crossreach.org.uk
External links
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Threshold West of Scotland
is a Learning Disabilities Project based in Hamilton, Scotland. The Project is run by CrossReach, the Social Care Arm of the Church of Scotland. The Project offers six main services:
- Community Support
- Housing Support
- Residential Care
- Autism Support
- T.I.M.E (Threshold Initiative for Meaningful Employment)
- Short Break Service
Mission Statement
Threshold West of Scotland is Christian Project, whose mission statement is as follows:
“In Christ’s name we seek to retain and regain the highest quality of life which each individual is capable of experiencing at any given time ”.
The project aims to put the above statement into effect by providing a service that enables people with learning disabilities and autism, and their carers, to experience and enjoy quality living within their community.
References
- ^ Mission Statement from www.crossreach.org.uk
External links