Olive Academies Trust has academies across London, Kent and East of England specialising in alternative provision, led by @OAMarkVickers

England, United Kingdom
Joined March 2017
We’re delighted to see OA-North View officially open! Developed in partnership with @thurrockcouncil, this new SEMH alternative provision school will provide outstanding education and tailored support for pupils. A fantastic milestone for the community. shorturl.at/PWUbT
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Thank you & well done to OA-Havering for supporting the community with the generous use of their space. During the holidays, the site was used to help distribute food to families in need. A huge thank you to ICanYouCanToo, the main organisation behind this incredible effort.
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It’s Safer Internet Day! We all spend so much time online, for work, learning and staying connected, so knowing how to stay safe really matters. The website has some great, easy-to-follow advice for parents, carers, children and young people. saferinternet.org.uk/safer-i…
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January can be a challenging time emotionally, particularly as routines return and the pressures of winter continue. If you, your child or your family need help with mental health or emotional wellbeing, the following organisations offer support across our communities:
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-Centre 33: Supports young people and young adults with emotional wellbeing, relationships and mental health through confidential advice, drop-ins and self-referral services. centre33.org.uk/
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If you’re unsure where to start, a GP, school, family hub or support worker can help guide you to the right service. And if you’re able to support organisations like these, donations and advocacy help ensure wellbeing services remain available throughout the winter months.
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January can bring ongoing challenges for parents and carers, whether it’s managing routines, accessing practical support or balancing the demands of family life. But support is available from the following organisations:
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If you’re unsure where to begin, speaking to a school, GP, health visitor, family hub or support worker can help you access the right service for your situation.
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Or if you’re able to support organisations like these, ongoing donations, volunteering or sharing their information helps them continue offering vital support to families throughout the year.
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This winter, we’re continuing to highlight organisations working within our communities to support people beyond the festive period. If your household is finding food and basic living costs tight in January, here are places offering support:
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If you’re unsure how to access these networks, speaking to a school, GP, family hub or support worker can help you. And if you’re in a position to support organisations like these, donations of food or funds help them reach more people throughout winter.
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