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When Georgina Morgan started the Training to Care course at the beginning of this year, it looked like everything was going really well. She had completed a number of the mandatory training units...
Our Training To Care trainees are coming to the end of their 12 month placements now - and we're really happy to report that some are already starting to apply for - and get! - permanent jobs in the...
The willingness to take on some of the most complex cases, and to stick with them through all weathers, is something we are very proud to see in our Pregnancy Outreach Workers (POWs), and obviously...
At tonight's Gala, we're presenting awards to some of our clients who have achieved successes during the previous year. Training To Care Manager Michelle Bluck has nominated trainee Sarah Greening...
One of the things we often find ourselves saying at Gateway is "just do it". Some of the best outcomes happen when we support people to act quickly and decisively. We were reminded of a great...
One thing we rarely talk about is what happens when a pregnancy has a negative outcome; that is, when a baby is stillborn or dies neonatally (within 28 days). The original aim of the Pregnancy...
This week, we thought we'd share the story of Beckie, who joined our apprenticeship scheme as a shy school-leaver, but has quickly gained bags of confidence and progressed to a permanent and...
Bernard was referred into Gateway's Health Trainer service by his GP at the start of this year, as he had raised cholesterol and was overweight. Six months later, he recorded a statement on our...
At the end of last year, you may remember we started a bike hire scheme. We bought two bikes and began hiring them out to Health Trainer clients who wanted to give cycling a go. Cycling is a great...
