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Red2Green is a Cambridgeshire charity providing disability services including learning, leisure and work opportunities for people with a wide range of disabilities, including mental health problems, learning disabilities and autism spectrum conditions.
For people with learning difficulties we provide a lively day service, Options, in the barn at Swaffham Bulbeck and Options at the greenhouse giving horticultural/retail opportunities with our shop at Bottisham Village College, the shop sells plants and fruit and vegetables.
For people with autism spectrum conditions such as Aspergers we have Aspirations based in Swaffham Bulbeck.
We support young people with challenging behaviour to a BTEC in horticulture working with the National Trust on the kitchen gardens at Anglesey Abbey
People who have become isolated, sometimes as a result of mental health problems are supported through Health for Life.
We use our experience and expertise to ensure that people with disabilities are able to play a full part in the community and engage in discussions and decisions about service provision.
Telephone our main number, 01223 811662, for further information or email info@red2green.org
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On 18th February Steve Phillips sets off at 12 noon from Greenwich Park, London for an 18000 mile round the world cycle race. Steve aims to cycle 130 miles a day to be back in London for the start of the Olympics, he has to stay on the same bike as he takes on the distance, different terrains and heat and cold.
Steve is fundraising for Red2Green and Map Action.
Follow his progress at globecycleracer.com and on twitter @globecycleracer
Inder’s Kitchen delivers delicious home cooked ‘hot and ready to eat’ or ‘chilled to reheat’ Indian food to the people of...