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Over the past few weeks, our young adults have been preparing for a very special Sing & Sign Along at Liverpool ONE, performing on the beautiful piano designed by our co-director, Jade Brown, as part of the Tickle the Ivories art trail. This event was all about building confidence, celebrating inclusion and sharing the joy of music with our local community. A huge thank you to Coach Joe for learning all of the songs and accompanying us on the piano, Sheryl and Katy for their

You may have noticed our Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, is our patron! Well, our own Julie Simpson (also founder of Autism Adventures) has a hand in that. Her story with Andy Burnham started years ago and his support has been evident. Read the news post below to get the full picture! https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/andy-burnham-showed-true-colours-37471697 Well done Julie (and Joe) for continuing to make positive change in our community!

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EPIC 6 Month Round Up: Celebrating Growth, Achievement and Community As we reflect on the year so far and bring another chapter to a close, we’re incredibly proud of the progress, achievements and connections made across EPIC. It’s been a year of growth — not just in skills, but in confidence, friendships and community. Welcoming New Faces This year we were delighted to welcome two new starters to EPIC. From the outset, they have integrated beautifully into the group, buildin

EPIC Christmas Christmas at EPIC Social Care CIC is never just about decorations or festive food, it’s about belonging, expression and shared moments. This year’s Christmas celebration captured everything EPIC stands for, bringing together creativity, movement, teamwork and life skills in a way that felt joyful, meaningful and proudly neurodiverse-led. The day was a true celebration of our community and the talents of the young adults we support. Signing, Singing and Being Se

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When Joseph first joined the EPIC Enterprise Project, he was hesitant and reluctant, particularly around the idea of working with dog...