Proud to Support the Next Phase of All Works of Life
We’re delighted to be working alongside My Elements and West Lea School on the next phase of the All Works of Life project.
A pioneering social enterprise, All Works of Life gives young people with complex needs and disabilities the opportunity to gain meaningful work experience in a real-world setting. Learners take on a variety of roles, from design and print to product development, stock taking, packing and labelling, and even warehouse cleaning -building valuable skills they can take into the workplace.
Hosted at Fortuna Healthcare, this hands-on experience is designed for young people who face significant barriers to mainstream education and employment. By working in a non-traditional setting, learners develop confidence, life skills, and workplace experience, all while contributing to a sustainable social enterprise. With profits reinvested to sustain and grow the project, we’re incredibly grateful to Fortuna Healthcare for making it possible.
A huge thank you also goes to the partners and supporters who helped launch the project through their fundraising efforts. Special recognition goes to Rapport Guest Services, Taylor Woodrow (Meridian Water), and Edmonton Rotary Club – each of whom has played an important role in bringing this initiative to life.
Finally, we’d like to express our sincere gratitude to Enfield Voluntary Action, whose grant from the Enfield Local Fund gave the project the kickstart it needed.
Together, we’re creating life-changing opportunities for young people
