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Go Mike!
CHA Maintenance Officer Michael Chivers pushed to the limits on Sunday past participating a 35 mile charity walk in support of the Camphill Community Mourne Grange. Michael, back row yellow cap, is pictured here at the finish line with fellow participants and Mourne Grange Villagers. Well done to all involved and thank you to our suppliers and friends who kindly donated.
The Rafferty and McVeigh family and friends are raising money to benefit Camphill Community Mourne Grange, Kilkeel. Mourne Grange was established in 1971, and it provides opportunities for adults with different abilities and support needs to live and work together in a supportive and inclusive community. In the Camphill Movement, communities are formed in such a way that the members, whatever their abilities, can help to support the needs of all, while they themselves are supported in turn. The person with learning or social difficulties is accepted as an individual and valued for who they are. All live, work and learn together to form one community.
Our brother Liam first joined Camphill Community in 1996 and moved to Mourne Grange in 2019 . He works on the farm, having the opportunity to learn about looking after the land, the animals and provide a meaningful contribution to the Community. Liam has excelled in Camphill's nurturing environment, allowing him to develop new skills, gain independence and make many new friends. Liam is leading an enriched and fulfilled life thanks to the Camphill ethos.
Mourne Grange, as a registered charity, is engaged in regular fundraising projects. Your donations will go directly to supporting the wellbeing of the Community.
Thanks for supporting our challenge,
The Rafferty Family
The Rafferty and McVeigh family and friends are raising money to benefit Camphill Community Mourne Grange, Kilkeel. Mourne Grange was established in 1971, and it provides opportunities for adults with different abilities and support needs to live and work together in a supportive and inclusive community. In the Camphill Movement, communities are formed in such a way that the members, whatever their abilities, can help to support the needs of all, while they themselves are supported in turn. The person with learning or social difficulties is accepted as an individual and valued for who they are. All live, work and learn together to form one community.
Our brother Liam first joined Camphill Community in 1996 and moved to Mourne Grange in 2019 . He works on the farm, having the opportunity to learn about looking after the land, the animals and provide a meaningful contribution to the Community. Liam has excelled in Camphill's nurturing environment, allowing him to develop new skills, gain independence and make many new friends. Liam is leading an enriched and fulfilled life thanks to the Camphill ethos.
Mourne Grange, as a registered charity, is engaged in regular fundraising projects. Your donations will go directly to supporting the wellbeing of the Community.
Thanks for supporting our challenge,
The Rafferty Family
NIFHA Visit to Camphill Community Glencraig
CHA General Manager Billy McCreight had the pleasure of giving Seamus and Izzy of NIFHA a guided tour of Glencraig recently.
Camphill supports people with learning/intellectual disabilities/autism in residential care and employs 370 staff at their Glencraig site alone. This vibrant coastal community provides beautiful homes, alongside its very own farm and chapel, and gives residents the opportunity to contribute to the community and develop self-esteem and a sense of belonging.
Full story on Page 3 of the attached NIFHA news.
Camphill supports people with learning/intellectual disabilities/autism in residential care and employs 370 staff at their Glencraig site alone. This vibrant coastal community provides beautiful homes, alongside its very own farm and chapel, and gives residents the opportunity to contribute to the community and develop self-esteem and a sense of belonging.
Full story on Page 3 of the attached NIFHA news.
Alpha Housing Greening Conference
CHA Maintenance Officers were in attendance at the Alpha Greening Social Housing Conference.
Supporting World Downs Syndrome Day
Thank you to CHA Finance Officer Kim Harper for organising odd socks day in support of this great cause.
CHA Attending NHMF Maintenance Conference 2025
CHA Maintenance Officers Michael & Stephen are attending the NHMF Conference in Stratford Upon Avon in January 25.
Tenant Participation!
Maintenance Officers Michael and Stephen have been power washing at the Camphill Communities recently. They plan to visit all the 3 sites in the coming weeks, weather permitting!
Top Grade #1
Upon receiving confirmation from DfC of our Regulatory Judgement for the year 2022-23, we are pleased to report that we have been awarded the top grading of 1.
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