SOCIAL REFERRALS.

Are you a social worker looking for meaningful activities for your adult client with additional needs? Do you or a family member need therapy, support and training in order to move towards meaningful roles in the community? Are you a local organisation that would like to collaborate?

What we offer:

  • A Vocational Development Program, every Monday, 10-3, from May to October

  • 8-week rolling work experience placements through the Access To Work legislation

  • Bespoke enrichment activity sessions for alternative education and neurodiverse
    groups

Get in touch to find out how we work with people to provide social therapeutic
horticulture, natural dyeing, and printmaking and work-skill sessions.

Learn how we develop bespoke training plans for each individual. Discover how we immerse participants into our business and collaborate with local organisations and employers, to create the biggest and longer-term social impact.

Testimonials…

Check out our recent social impact video:

Our current partners:

"Our members often lose access to support and opportunities when they leave school, but working with Pigment has provided them with a unique chance to reconnect—with their peers and with nature. Through this partnership, they’ve been immersed in the heart of a working farm community. The activities are thoughtfully designed to meet a wide range of needs, promoting development in physical, intellectual, and creative skills. The sessions are expertly crafted, creating space for meaningful and personalised impact for everyone involved. Sophie’s passion for the work is truly infectious, and has supported our organisation to deepen it's understanding of inclusive practice". Charlie, The Pelican Project.

“Our students have really enjoyed working with Sophie at PIGMENT. They have been able to develop English and Maths knowledge in an interesting and practical way as well as learning new skills, developing creativity and building friendships in a beautiful environment. Sophie has a wonderful manner with the students and captures their interest in these fun and engaging sessions. These sessions improve mental and physical health. There is a wide range of benefits to being outside and students return with boosted mood and energy levels”. Verity, SPARKS Learning Hub.

Or, email sophie@pigment.org.uk to find out more

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