A Christmas song with a Halloween twist! Our music group gets together over Zoom to create something special for Christmas. Read more
bemix groups trial and review new book, due to be released by Beyond Words. The book is about pregnancy, childbirth and parenting. Come and see what we thought! Read more
When the Coronavirus pandemic hit, people’s mental health also took a hit - here is how bemix responded via peer support. Read more
bemix were recently invited to take part in No Labels No Walls - We Are One! an international digital festival celebrating and promoting diversity. Read all about it! Read more
The rate of mental health problems in people with a learning disability and/or autism is up to double that of the general population. The need for support has increased since the Coronavirus pandemic. Here we look how bemix has been responding to this need. Read more
Risky Business Supporter and professional actor, Sam Barnard, recently co-wrote and starred in a new film 'Stuart and Dumplings'. Director of Ethics and Communications, Louise Allen, interviewed Sam to find out more. Read more
We have been working together and sharing our imaginations to create stories that take us away from the worries of the Covid-19 situation. Read more
Risky Business Supporter and Discovery Catering member, Sam Barnard, hosted bemix's first online "Not in the Pub" quiz. Read more
Our Supported Internships Weekly Well-being group share how gardening and music support their well-being. Read more
The Eco Shed team have been finding ways to continue to work together, developing project ideas, while working from home. Read more
Through our projects, we have been thinking of different ways we can not only show ourselves kindness, but use our time to reach other people, too. Read more
Investing in our mental health during the Coronavirus pandemic. Read more
A bit of distance won't stop our groups from connecting, creating and being seen and heard in society. [Photo taken before social distancing] Read more
Supporting one another through the challenges and finding new opportunities for connection. Read more
We are keeping a safe distance apart. But we are still making sure that people with learning difficulties and/or autism are fully involved in developing the services and support they use. Read more
The idea that people with a learning difficulty and/or autism are only passive recipients of care and support must be changed. To change society's perspective of people with learning difficulties and/or autism, we get out in the community and make a difference. Read more
We joined a panel for Occupational Therapy students at Christchurch University to talk about the value of co-production in our work. Read more
"The Future is Accessible" - Working towards an accessible future is everyone’s responsibility but we need disabled leaders to make sure it happens. Read more
Upgrading our Studio means we can turn up the volume to give people with learning difficulties and/or autism an even louder voice in the local music industry. Read more
Our Medway Supported Internships project has been getting festive with work aspirations for the new year. Read more
Community groups working together, using traditional construction techniques to create an installation for Art in the Park at Milton Creek Country Park on 10th August. Read more
Sittingbourne's Creative Media and Digital Arts Group have been involved in creating a sound art installation for the Turner Contemporary to celebrate this year's Turner Prize. Read more
Insightful training to help employees develop empathy for working alongside intern colleagues with autism. Read more
We celebrate the KEiBA Awards and Valuing Disability Business of the Year winners, Bluewater, at the spectacular gala dinner. Read more