Students from Exeter College Positive Pathways project came to help out at the horticultural garden on the WESC Foundation campus. They did some weeding and planted new flowers with the help of horticultural project manager, Dylan Cheshire...
Message to Parents and Carers of all Young People at WESC Foundation: This is a reminder that the arrangements for the end of term will be as follows: The last day will be Thursday 19th December with finishing times of 1.00pm for School stu...
WESC Foundation’s own choir, Soundwaves, made the trip to National Trust’s Castle Drogo last week to perform some Christmas carols for staff and visitors. The choir, made up of staff and young people from across all areas of WESC Found...
Our five WESC Foundation charity shops are open a little longer in the run up to Christmas 2019 to help you bag those last minute bargains. We will also be opening in the New Year to take in any unwanted Christmas gifts, or help you with a...
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On the 12th day of WESCmas my true love gave to me 12 drummers drumming… well, actually it was more like:
250 pigs in blankets 🌭
200 stuffing balls
60kg of roast potatoes 🥔
35kg of turkey 🦃
30 litres of gravy
22kg of gammon 🥩
20kg of Brussel sprouts
20kg carrots 🥕
17kg of croquette potatoes
12kg of Christmas pudding
10 litres of brandy sauce 🥃
And really amazing catering team! 🍴
Our WESC Foundation Christmas lunch was a great success thanks to our fantastic catering team who worked really hard (and cooked a lot of food!) to make sure everyone had a magical day 🎄
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WESC Foundation staff came dressed to impress in their Christmas get-up for Christmas Jumper Day today! 🎄
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Imagine trying to pour boiling water without being able to see.
For the young people at WESC Foundation, they don’t have to imagine, it’s part of their daily life.
For just £10 we could buy a Liquid Level Indicator, which attaches to the top of a glass or mug and beeps when the liquid level gets near the top. This would enable our young people with visual impairment to pour their own drinks safely and independently
🎄Check out more from our Christmas gift guide to donate to WESC Foundation this Christmas and help us improve the lives of young people with visual impairment and complex needs ⬇
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