Testimonials
I first met Aaron nearly 6 years ago, I remember him being shy and when he did speak to me he was very polite. Aaron's work has not changed but his stamina has, he is more confident, more engaging and interacting with colleagues and customers.
Aaron's Manager (Sense Charity Shop)
Stuart is thought of as one of our family at work, they are a pleasure to have on site and always make me smile, they are enthusiastic and work hard.
Stuart's Manager (Doughty's Almshouse)
When Nathan came to PBL, he was anxious and unsure about whether he wanted to stay with us”, she also said “Nathan made such a big progress , now he is willing to do jobs, takes initiatives and work really well with all staff “ “Nathan is a very valuable staff member, we appreciate his help
Nathan's Manager (Priscilla Bacon Lodge)
Ellen is a very enthusiastic volunteer. She is quite independent and is happy to get on with the jobs she knows how to do without asking. She will talk to staff members and interacts well with any children who might be interested in what she is doing. She is always well presented (I love her clothes!), friendly and polite
Ellen's Manager (Norfolk Millennium Library)
Alan has fitted into the shops team without effort. He always gives customers a friendly welcome and great customer service whilst on the till.
Alan's Manager (Sense Charity Shop)
Assist treats each of my children differently and gives them what they need to be happy and as independent as possible,” Lindsey says. “I really like fact that that Assist is all about supporting them into independence, I want them to be the best people they can be and get the most out of their lives and so does Assist. The first time we visited it was so obvious how what Assist does is all about building confidence and treating everyone as a person in their own right. And the environment was incredibly warm and welcoming, everyone was just so happy, laughing and doing a range of different things that built their skills and confidence.
Lindsey Wharam
Andrew always looks forward to coming to Assist Trust and he is smiling and seems happy in a good mood when he gets back home. Attending Assist Trust is very important for Andrew’s mental health. Assist Trust is the only Service Andrew attends without it he would spend all his time in his room playing on his Xbox.
Andrew's Mum
Sarah depends on Assist for routine and contact with others. She has always enjoyed Assist, and is very settled and secure there. She absolutely loves her job at the Post Office. She also tells us that she nearly always enjoys the groups she is in at Assist. Assist has been wonderful for Sarah and we are grateful for all the time and care that has been invested in her over many years. We don’t know what we would do without you. Assist has enabled Sarah to make great strides in all sorts of ways.
Sarah's Mum