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“The level of support, training, stability, and professionalism to keep clients and staff safe is excellent”

One of our Learning Disability Service Managers tells us why he’s been working for Southdown for over 20 years.

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“The best thing about my job is knowing that I can have a really positive effect on tenants’ lives”

Introducing Simon, a member of our Financial Inclusion Team, which has been created to increase financial and digital inclusion for clients accessing Southdown’s services.

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“Peer Trainers show students that you can live a good, enjoyable, fulfilling life. A meaningful life”

Meet Vicky, one of our Peer Trainers at Brighton and Hove Recovery College.

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“Southdown makes a conscious effort to make teams as diverse as possible”

Introducing one of our Service Managers at a Supported Living Service who tells us about his career at Southdown and why he enjoys working with clients in our learning disabilities services.

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“People with learning disabilities are just people like everybody else”

Meet Newman, a Service Manager at one of our Supported Living Services in Brighton.

Trainer

“I think the spirit of Southdown is ‘can do’, it’s a positive culture”

Our Practice Development Trainer, Sharon, has worked for Southdown for 25 years. Here she tells us about the changes she has seen and what makes Southdown so special.