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14/11/2025

🧬 World Diabetes Day

World Diabetes Day was established in 1991 by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) in response to growing concerns about the escalating health threat posed by diabetes. The date—14 November—marks the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, who co-discovered insulin in 1921.

This year’s campaign emphasizes that:
🔵Diabetes can affect anyone, from childhood to older adulthood.
🔵Integrated care and supportive environments are essential at every stage of life.
🔵Workplace well-being is a key focus, encouraging employers to support employees with diabetes.
🔵The campaign also promotes early diagnosis, healthy living, and access to care, especially in underserved communities

Over 537 million people worldwide live with diabetes, and many more remain undiagnosed. In the UK, type 2 diabetes is the most common, but type 1 diabetes—often diagnosed in childhood—also requires lifelong management.

14/11/2025

🧸 BBC Children in Need 2025

🐻 Children in Need is the BBC’s annual charity campaign that raises millions to support projects helping children facing poverty, disability, illness, trauma, and other challenges. Since its launch in 1980, it has become one of the UK’s most beloved fundraising efforts.

🐻 Children in Need funds thousands of projects across the UK, including:
- Mental health support
- Disability inclusion
- Youth mentoring
- Crisis intervention
- Creative and educational programmes

If you’d like to donate or get involved click the link:

https://www.bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/

We’re There For the UK’s Children and Young People

13/11/2025

🌍 World Kindness Day!
It’s a global observance dedicated to promoting kindness, compassion, and empathy in everyday life.

🧡 What Is World Kindness Day?
Established in 1998 by the World Kindness Movement, World Kindness Day encourages individuals, schools, workplaces, and communities to perform intentional acts of kindness. It’s celebrated in over 30 countries and aligns with the values of acceptance, diversity, and love.
In 2025, the day coincides with Anti-Bullying Week in the UK, making it a powerful opportunity to foster inclusion and emotional wellbeing.

🎯 Goals of the Day
🟠 Promote kindness as a universal value
🟠 Encourage empathy and understanding across cultures and communities
🟠 Celebrate diversity and emotional intelligence
🟠 Inspire action through small, meaningful gestures

11/11/2025

09/11/2025

🕊️ Remembrance Sunday
It’s a solemn national occasion to honour the service and sacrifice of British and Commonwealth military and civilian personnel in past and present conflicts.

07/11/2025

Mr H enjoyed an adventurous after school trip to the park and KFC last night 🛝🐓

06/11/2025

🎉🎄 They’re here… our CHRISTMAS RAFFLE TICKETS are in! 🎄🎉

Get ready for some festive fun and amazing prizes! 🎁✨

🌟 Prizes include:
🏕️ A 2-day Glamping Experience for a Family of Four
🏉 A Pair of 1873 Gloucester Rugby Tickets
📸 Gloucester Rugby Player Photo Frame
💷 £100 Cash Prize
💅 Beauty Vouchers
🍽️ Meal Vouchers
🎭 Panto Voucher
🎁 Gorgeous Hampers & lots more surprises!

🎟️ Tickets are just £2 each!
Every ticket helps support Brody’s Trust and the amazing work we do with children and families 💛

📅 Raffle Draw: Wednesday 17th December
(Our tickets say Friday by mistake — it’s definitely WEDNESDAY! 😉)

✨ Let’s make this Christmas magical together! ✨
🎅 Available from the Hub or message us to grab yours!

05/11/2025

Remember, remember the 5th of November 🎆 🎇

04/11/2025

🟣 November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month (NEAM), an annual event to raise awareness about epilepsy, reduce the stigma, and encourage action to support the community. During this time, people are encouraged to wear purple, share information, and support research and treatment for epilepsy.
🟣 Key aspects of November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month
🟣 Raising awareness: The month highlights that epilepsy is common and affects many people, with the goal of increasing understanding and education about the disorder.
🟣 Reducing stigma: Activities focus on battling the stigma often faced by those with epilepsy and celebrating the resilience of those impacted by the condition.
🟣 Encouraging action: People are encouraged to get involved through various actions, including wearing purple, sharing personal stories, and advocating for seizures safety and research.
🟣 Supporting research: Supporting epilepsy organizations during this month helps fund research and find a cure.
🟣 Community and support: It's a time for the community to come together to create a more inclusive and supportive environment.

03/11/2025

We would like to wish one of the individuals we support a very Happy 15th Birthday 🥳 🎁

01/11/2025

🗣️ Autistics Speaking Day is observed annually on November 1st. It’s a global movement that empowers autistic individuals to share their stories, challenge stereotypes, and reclaim the narrative around autism.

🔍 What Is Autistics Speaking Day?
Founded in 2010 by autistic advocates in response to the “Communication Shutdown” campaign, Autistics Speaking Day flips the script: instead of going silent to simulate autistic communication challenges, autistic people speak up—in their own voices, using their own platforms.
It’s a day for:
Self-advocacy: Autistic individuals share their lived experiences
Community empowerment: Amplifying autistic perspectives
Challenging misconceptions: Reframing autism beyond stereotypes
Celebrating neurodiversity: Honouring the unique ways autistic people experience the world

🌍 Why It Matters

Autistics Speaking Day is a powerful reminder that:
- Autistic voices belong at the centre of autism advocacy
- Neurodiversity is not a deficit, but a different way of being
- Representation matters—especially in policy, education, and media

Organisations like the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) and Neurodivergent-led groups support this movement by promoting inclusive language, accessibility, and rights-based approaches.

31/10/2025