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Penderels Trust

The new Penderels Trust Web Site is under construction.  Whilst we are aware that some of the information it contains will become out of date, we operate a policy of continued monitoring to keep it as up to date as we can. 

Penderels Trust is a registered charity and a limited company. It was originally set up in 1988 to assist people in Coventry with physical disabilities to lead more independent lives.

As we have developed, the range of services we can offer has increased and we are able to offer our services according to the changing needs of our service-users.  We are constantly striving to improve and develop our service delivery.

People who are able to access our services

  • People with physical disabilities 
  • People who have sensory impairment
  • People with learning difficulties
  • People affected by HIV/AIDS
  • Children and young people with disabilities
  • Users of mental health services
  • Older people
  • Carers
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Mission Statement and Aims

9th Jul 2008

MISSION STATEMENT

To enable anyone who requires personal care in order to live independently achieve their goal.

OUR AIM

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Training

25th Jun 2008

Under the management of our HR Manager we have a small team of staff who are responsible for the delivery of training to local authorities.

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Introducing The Trustees

20th Jun 2008

Penderels Trust is currently governed by a board of Trustees, some of whom are also service users.  Between them they provide a broad spectrum of skills, knowledge and experience.


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Service User Group

20th Jun 2008

In addition to encouraging users of our service to take on the responsibilities of running the service as Trustees, we need to encourage more people to participate in our Nationwide Networking Gr

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User Controlled Trusts

20th Jun 2008

There are now many people with learning difficulties receiving Direct Payments to allow them to choose and be responsible for their own care packages.

For a full listing, visit the news page


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