FiND

FiND (Families for Individual Need and Dignity) is a charity in East Yorkshire dedicated to supporting adults and school-leavers with severe learning disabilities and/or autism. Operating from two sites in Cottingham and Hessle, FiND aims to enhance quality of life and independence through a variety of activities.

2023 - 2027

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FiND (Families for individual Need and Dignity) are an East Yorkshire based charity offering a diverse range of person-centred support to young people with severe learning disabilities and/or autism, aiming to improve their quality
of life and independence through providing learning, social and wellbeing activities.

The charity was founded in 2001 by local parents who could not find the services they and their sons and daughters required to meet their needs.

FiND operates from two sites in Cottingham and Hessle, offering a wide range of daytime activities for adults and school leavers.

Individuals using the day service are provided with meaningful experiences with the help of a key worker, with tailored activities to suit their needs, personality and interests. Their facilities include both social and sensory rooms, as well as excursions.

Latest Project Updates

June 2024

Pro-bono marketing support received

The Matthew Good Foundation have been able to help FiND connect with a skilled volunteer through the John Good Group volunteering programme. Rich Quelch – Chief Marketing Officer at the Group – has been using his company volunteering and pro-bono time, as well as his own personal time, to help FiND develop their branding and communications, helping them to raise their profile and source additional funds for their cause.

October 2023

£15,000 Funding Package Agreed

As demand grows for FiND’s services, they would like to develop and expand their current sites to be able to accommodate more service users. To help the charity cover its core costs whilst it embarks on it’s expansion plans, the Matthew Good Foundation has agreed to provide £15,000 of funding over the next five years.