Everyone has a right to education. But, autistic young adults or those with learning disabilities are still struggling to access the transport needed to even
Everyone has thoughts and problems racing through their mind, but it is how we choose to deal with them that determines how much they affect
We are devastated to have to announce that our good friend and colleague, Etienne Ostercamp, has passed away. Etienne worked with us for the last
Today marks the birth of Scotland’s favourite poet, Robert Burns. So, we couldn’t let this go past without a mention. Especially, as it gives us
Buckinghamshire Additional Needs Database (BAND) is the new name for the voluntary register of disabled children and young people (aged 0 to 19). It was
We are delighted to have become part of the Co-op Local Community Fund. Because this means that Co-op members can now raise money for Talkback
Three members of our Personal Development Skills (PDS) programme, Lifestyles group, have been taking part in a work experience placement at the Mustard Seed café
Today is known as Blue Monday. It can be hard getting through January with the cold weather and dark evenings and on any day we
Talkback would like to reassure all staff, members, their parents, and carers, as well as visitors to our buildings, that we are following the Public
We all know how to sing a rainbow, but do you know how important it is to eat one? Well, our Energise members found out
The start of a new year is always the time when we think about how we can get fit and more active. If this has
Non-Autistic Perspective Looking forward to the thought of having a few days off work. Love seeing lots of presents under the tree – even though
Talkback is a registered charity in England and Wales 1093732 and a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales under number 04279266
Our registered address is Talkback-UK Ltd, Amersham Community Centre, Chiltern Avenue, Amersham, Bucks HP6 5AH 01494 434448
Talkback Central is a unique and innovative offer, designed to specifically cater for young adults who feel they are better suited to learning away from the traditional college environment.
