Every number is a family kept together, a young person back in education, or a crisis averted. Here is what that looks like in practice.
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Supporting parents, children & carers together
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Council approved provision
A young person with ADHD had been failed by school and the local council. One year later he had functional skills, a tutor and his first official boxing victory.
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He now has a structured education plan, a positive adult role model and recently won his first official boxing fight. His mother says Gather gave him 'the patience, kindness and realness he needed'.
Two neurodivergent sisters and their sibling went from one session a month to multiple sessions a week, building confidence and trusted relationships with staff.
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All three children now attend youth club, boxing and SEND sessions regularly. In the words of the ten year old: 'I have found somewhere I fit in at Gather and feel safe'.
A foster carer reached us at breaking point. We provided immediate practical help, consistent support and a safe place for two children with complex needs.
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The foster carer says Gather provided 'sanity and comfort when I didn't think I had anything left in the tank'. The children continue to attend and the placement remains stable.
A parent had stopped booking holiday activities because nowhere could meet her child's needs. Our HAF provision was the first place she felt able to leave him.
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He attended every day of the programme and returned the following holiday. His parent describes it as the first summer she was able to work without worrying, and other families in the same position have since been referred by word of mouth.
A young person on the edge of permanent exclusion was referred through a turnaround project. Within a term she was attending most of the week with in-school support.
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Attendance rose to over eighty per cent, the managed move was withdrawn and she completed the academic year in her original school with a plan for post-16 education.