Going to CASE gives me a chance to get out of the house and gives me a chance to do things that I wouldn’t normally get to do, like how to get a job and learning how to get on with other people. I get the chance to meet people, make friends and also support from staff if I’ve got any problems.
Olivia
“CASE has been the perfect place for me to pick up new skills. Since I started coming in 2016, I’ve learnt how to make costumes and am currently working on a Star Wars-themed outfit for Halloween. I’m always keen to learn more and give new things a go.
Although I can cook, I don’t know how to bake, which is why I’m going to do a baking course next. I’d love to be able to make cakes at home for my husband and I, so that will be my next challenge here at CASE.”
Kaja
Kaja Hull joined CASE Training straight from school in 2022. From the moment she arrived, her strength of character was clear. A determined, independent young woman with a warm, empathetic nature, Kaja has always faced life’s challenges head-on. Her resilience has been present since birth, and she continues to carry that fighting spirit into adulthood.
Carl
Carl Parker has been attending Case since 2010, engaging with various departments over the years. Carl experiences challenges with speech and can be reluctant to engage in conversation, particularly with people he does not know well.
Despite these challenges, Carl has shown long-term commitment to his development and growth.
Mouaz
Mouaz moved to the UK in 2015 and quickly became known for his great sense of humour and ability to make people smile. He enjoys learning and takes part in a variety of departments at CASE, always bringing a positive attitude.
Shaun
Shaun has a mild learning disability and struggled to socially interact with others, this impacted on him significantly making him very shy, withdrawn and nervous especially around people or in new situations.
