An inspiring team of 23 dedicated volunteers were welcomed to our Countryside Learning Centre (CLC) for a Corporate Volunteering Day like no other - and it was one of the most impactful days we’ve seen.

Led by Vodafone, with colleagues from EDF and Kyndryl also taking part, the group took on our biggest and toughest volunteer project yet. Together, they tackled a physically demanding challenge: the removal of three large sections of fencing, each with posts set deep in concrete. With tools in hand and plenty of determination, the volunteers successfully dismantled all the timber and wire, extracted every post, and carefully refilled the holes—transforming the once-enclosed space into a more open, accessible environment.

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Their efforts didn’t end there. The team also worked tirelessly to clear extensive nettle growth from our paddocks and nature trail using strimmers. This essential maintenance work has made these outdoor areas safer and easier to navigate for the autistic young people at Prior's Court who access the CLC for animal therapy, outdoor learning, and skill-building activities.

Thanks to their commitment, the spaces around the CLC are now brighter, more welcoming, and better suited to the needs of the autistic young people with complex needs we support.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone from Vodafone, EDF, and Kyndryl who gave their time, energy, and teamwork to support our work. Your contribution has made a lasting difference—and we can’t wait for our young people to enjoy the benefits of the improved space.

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