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St Leonards Place Volunteers at Medway’s Community Climate Fair

On Saturday 3 October 2026, the ST Leonards Place team joined Medway Council’s Climate Response team to volunteer at the Community Climate Fair at St John’s Church in Chatham. It was a fantastic opportunity to support local climate action, connect with residents, and learn more about the practical changes that can help protect our environment.

Leading the Way in Water Literacy: Turning Knowledge Into Action

Water literacy isn’t just about knowledge; it’s about turning that knowledge into meaningful action.

NEW location

St Leonards Place moved into a new home on a quiet cul‑de‑sac in Kent

Celebrating Caron’s Recognition at the Medway Carer of the Year Awards 2025

Toward a more sustainable future

In February 2025, the group, with the support of over 100 local volunteers, including St Leonards Place, planted 3500 trees at the new Deangate Community Parkland.

Feebris Care Home Champion Scheme Winner

St Leonards Place won the Feebris KCC Care Home Champion Scheme

Litter picking heroes

Between March 15th and March 31st, 2024, we participated in the Great British Spring Clean, the largest environmental campaign led by KeepBritainTidy.org.

Care Unsung Hero Medway Award 2023

Russell Martin from St Leonards Place won the Care Unsung Hero Award at this year’s A Better Medway Awards!

St Leonards Place unplugs for techtimeout tuesday

The team from St Leonards Place recently took some time offline and enjoyed screen-free fun

Teamwork

The team was asked to watch a video from Professor Michael West with the title "What is the difference between a real team and a pseudo team?"

Activities

The Home makes all necessary arrangements to promote a range of activities and appropriate levels of stimulation that are in accordance with each service user’s needs. Service users are encouraged to participate in group activities and spend some part of the day away from their bedrooms.

World Autism Acceptance Week

The manager organized a staff and residents colourful walk at Mote Park on 27/03/2023 at 10am following the theme proposed by National Autistic Society..

More ways to get involved

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Numerous fantastic avenues exist for you to engage and contribute to our organization.
You have the option to engage in fundraising efforts, participate in events, volunteer your time, or involve your company, all of which are impactful ways to support our cause.