We’ve been busy making and baking, ready for Christmas! From chocolate wreaths, to chocolate marshmallow sticks, we did it all! We’ve made hot chocolate
Pulp Friction CIC is a Nottinghamshire-based social enterprise that supports Learning Disabled and Autistic adults to gain valuable employability and life skills. Through multiple catering and gardening projects spanning the
Save the date for our Valentines Ball that will be happening at St Jude’s Church, Woodborough Road, Nottingham NG3 5HE from 7pm – 11pm. With Food, Live Music, Smoothie Bike
Dimensions is an organisation that supports people with learning disabilities and autism to have a louder voice, choice and control in their lives.
In 2019, Jessie Carter-Kay was recognised by Dimensions, as an inspirational ‘Learning Disability and Autism Leader’ in the category of Local Communities, for being the driving force behind Pulp Friction. To read more click here.
