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Be my Valentine!
The third gathering of our Sycamore Trust Autism Ramblers took place this week and once again, we had the perfect weather for walking. Having visited Parsloes Park in B&D and Raphael Park in Havering, we felt it was only right to visit the borough of Redbridge and to no-one's surprise, we ch ...
The Rich list!
We were delighted to receive another generous donation for Autism Acceptance Week, this time from Jo Richardson Community School, in Dagenham. Thy raised £614 last month with their Dare to be Different activities and we were delighted to visit earlier this week. The school is so close, ...
Lambourne again!
This coming August, we will be returning to the Lambourne End Centre for Outdoor Learning, for another Sycamore Trust summer event. It’s a wonderful venue and we’ve thoroughly enjoyed our visits there in the past. We are looking forward to going back this summer and we hope to see as ma ...
Fledgelings find their feet!
We still have some stories to tell from Autism Acceptance Week in April and one worth telling involves Emma Farrow Brookes and the staff and children at Fledgelings Day Nursery. Emma took part in our sponsored walk at the beginning of April in Raphael Park and some of the children from the nurse ...
Trio of trustees
There are a number of vitally important roles that ensure that Sycamore Trust UK works properly, including all of our valued staff and volunteers. And there are few more valuable roles at any charity than that of the trustees. Charity Trustees are responsible for governance and strategy, and for ...
Go West!
We've been very fortunate over the years to have received wonderful support from our local branch of Beaverbrooks the jewellers. Sadly, we both had to depart the Liberty Centre last year - Beaverbrooks closed in March and we closed our doors in July - but that hasn't stopped the staff at Beav ...