News

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Winding down for Christmas

Wishing all our young people, staff, volunteers, trustees and supporters a very happy Christmas. May it be full of fun and laughter.

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Ashley’s story

“I suffer with anxiety and depression, which is why I am with the Rendezvous…..”

This is Ashley’s story in her own words (we’ve changed her name and the image is not her!). She has made the most of everything we’ve offered her – learning, 1:1 support and help with applications. She now volunteers at the learning sessions and we are extremely proud of the way she has grown.

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New faces on the Board

We had a busy summer recruiting new board members and are delighted to announce three new appointments to the Board of Trustees* and a number of exciting appointments to our group of Associate Trustees** who work closely with the Chief Exec and staff team.

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CFR

Community Fundraising – with cake!

Roger’s birthday

Local man, Roger Francis, was due to celebrate his 80th Birthday at Sherborne Football club.  Birthdays mean cakes and presents but as Tessa, Roger’s wife said, “When my husband reached his 80th, he told everyone he didn’t need or want presents so we decided to ask people to support a charity instead.”

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Ready for work

James and Lukes – our mock interview panel

Job interviews can be daunting for anyone and it’s natural to feel nervous. But, anxiety can prevent you from presenting yourself in the best possible light. To help our young people to shine we have been working on their interview skills.  

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Wookey Hole Caves Challenge!

(c) Wookey Hole Caves – Caver

Take part in the FIRST Wookey Hole Caves’ Charity challenge! – Sunday 29 September, 2024

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Sherborne’s Pride and Joy

Pride 2024

A group of our young people and some of the team had a great time at Sherborne’s first Pride.

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Recognising Jemma…

We are so proud of Jemma Turner, our Mental Health and Wellbeing lead who has been given an award by the High Sheriff of Dorset, Colin Weston.

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Winter workshops in Gillingham

Being busy and trying new things builds confidence and raises self-esteem.

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