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Puzzle Performance joined: Our Vale 4 years ago
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By Puzzle Centre Trust Limited
A concert to raise funds and awareness for Puzzle Centre by showcasing local talent and inviting the community to watch. This event is about bringing people together to enjoy a variety of performances
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The funds raised through this project will go directly towards supporting the children and families that we work with daily. Puzzle Centre provides specialist education, therapy and support for young children with autism and other communication difficulties. More than 1 in 100 people have autism in the UK and all will have difficulty with verbal and non-verbal communication. Puzzle Centre provides a specialist nursery in Middle Claydon with a team of multi-disciplinary staff including specialist teachers, speech and language and occupational therapists, for children aged 2-5 years. Our Autism Early Support service provides home-based or school-based assessment and on-going packages of support for children aged 2-11 years in Buckinghamshire and surrounding counties. Puzzle Centre also provides parents with information, guidance , practical and emotional support to help them understand and meet their child’s needs.
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Why it's a great idea:
This project is a great idea because by celebrating the talents of local performers we will bring the community together to raise funds and awarness for Puzzle Centre.This will then enable the multi-disciplinery team at Puzzle to be able to carry out the early intervention work which is crucial in ensuring a better future for the young children and their families who come to us. The lifetime cost of autism for the nhs per individual is between £1-1.6million. Autism and other medicially conditions and complications assoicated with autim spectrum disorder costs £32billion annually to support. This is more than the cost of stroke, hypertension and cancer combined in the context of healthcare costs. This is why early intervention and this project are so important. Early intervention encompasses a range of structured and targeted approaches to support and enhance development in young children. The types of intervention and tools that we use are founded on established research and evidence.
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Funding round now open: create your project and pitch to the Our Vale Fund by 10th February.
How will the money be spent?Total £1,101
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Total £1,101
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VolunteerThe Puzzle Centre charity promotes and delivers early intervention for young children with autism and other communication difficulties and supports families and practitioners through training and outreach programmes.
We aim to improve the lives of these children and those around them through research, advocacy, outreach and raising awareness on both a local and national level. The combined expertise of specialist Teachers and Speech and Language Therapists is used to deliver a communication focused early years curriculum.
Our staff are committed to enabling children to develop their communication, play and interaction in a fun and caring environment. We work very closely with families and with practitioners to ensure the needs of our children are fully addressed.
Project Owner: Puzzle Centre Trust Limited The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
