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News Fulkers Bailey Russell partners Gympanzees on Project Home build
We are pleased to announce that Fulkers Bailey Russell will be our Project Managers and Quantity Surveyors for the construction of the first-ever Gympanzees Centre. ...
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News Fulkers Bailey Russell partners Gympanzees on Project Home build
We are pleased to announce that Fulkers Bailey Russell will be our Project Managers and Quantity Surveyors for the construction of the first-ever Gympanzees Centre. ...
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News John James Bristol Foundation pledges ÂŁ1m to Gympanzees Project Home Appeal
Gympanzees is excited to announce that we have received a ÂŁ1 million pledge from the John James Bristol Foundation for our Project Home Appeal. This ...
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Blogs Guest blog: Jen and Euan’s story
“My son Euan is 5 years old. He has a rare genetic condition called Houge-Janssens Syndrome, and he has an amazing 11 year old sister, ...
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Blogs Youth Mental Health Day: Alex’s story
Alex is seventeen, an autistic teenager who really likes fantasy video games and creative writing. Alex struggles with anything new and unfamiliar and doesn’t like busy ...
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News Anna and Arthur’s Story
Recently, we had the privilege of speaking to Anna, Arthur’s mother, who shared with us Arthur’s incredible journey of defying all odds and visiting Gympanzees ...
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News Build Update: One more Pop Up!
We have some news! As building work is due to commence on the new Gympanzees Centre later this year, this Summer will be the last-ever ...
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Blogs Epilepsy Awareness Week: S’s story
Ahead of this year’s Epilepsy Awareness Week, we have asked Kirsty, a mum of two, to talk to us about her daughter S, and her ...
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Blogs Navigating the world as an autistic adult with learning difficulties.
Meet T, a remarkable 24-year-old navigating life as an autistic individual with learning difficulties. At just 4 years old, T faced a life-changing battle with ...
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