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For the past few weeks, customers at our Day Opportunities centre in Cambridge have been running their own tuck shop. It started with a few customers asking about starting up the tuck shop, something they used to do many years ago. Since then, it's taken on a life of its own, with customers planning everything from stock to prices.
“Very happy to have the tuck shop back after a long gap without it”.Michael had spent most of his working life as a chicken farmer before a stroke unexpectedly forced him into early retirement. As his mobility declined and seizures became more frequent, everyday life became increasingly challenging.
“We are proud to live here. It’s perfect, we love it”.We asked Lucy to share her experience running the 2026 Cambridge Half Marathon for the Trust...
“Supporting Papworth Trust was a privilege. Their work helping disabled people live with independence, purpose and opportunity really resonated.”My name is Malvina and I am a Papworth Trust tenant living in Luton. Previously, I lived in a high-rise block of flats on the 13th floor. The flat was not suitable for a person in my condition because...
“It has been life changing because I've got my little bit of independence"After facing significant personal challenges, Emma made the decision to move to Papworth Trust’s supported living at Links Court in Lowestoft...
“I had problems,” she shared, reflecting on the difficulties that led her to seek support.
