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Stephen’s New Hobby

Snap and click Stephen, one of our residents in our Eastbourne and Hailsham residential homes for adults with autism and learning disabilities has taken up a new hobby – photography. We couldn’t be happier, as not only is he getting very adept at taking photos, he’s...

Out & About… on Holiday!

At Jemini Response, we believe that holidays are an important opportunity for the residents of our care homes for adults with autism to relax, enjoy new experiences and spend quality time with the people who support them. Throughout the year, residents from our...

Out & About… at the Funfair

This summer, we’ve enjoyed a few outings to the local funfairs with the residents with autism we support. The weather has been so lovely, we’ve all made the most of it! A trip to the funfair can be a wonderful experience, but sometimes, for adults with autism and...

Out & About… at the Cinema

At our East Sussex residential homes for adults with autism, we understand that everyday activities like going to the cinema can sometimes feel overwhelming... ... loud sounds and sudden noises aren’t just coming from the big screen, but also from other audience...

Out & About… Bowling

There's always plenty of excitement, laughter, and friendly competition when residents from our East Sussex residential care homes for adults with autism take a trip to our local bowling alley... Bowling is a rewarding activity for our residents. It gives them the...

Out & About… Princes Park

Residents from our Eastbourne and Hailsham residential homes enjoy their outdoor visits, particularly to parks, taking in the fresh air, beautiful surroundings, and opportunities to connect with nature and the local community. Princes Park in Eastbourne is a...

Out & About… Thorpe Park

Follow Michael, a resident at one of our Eastbourne homes for adults with autism and learning disabilities, on his latest adventure as he spends a memorable day out at a theme park! Thorpe Park in Surrey is a place of wonder and delight for Michael. Home to more than...

Out & About… Sweet Circus

For adults with autism and learning disabilities living in our East Sussex residential homes, our weekly outings to Sweet Circus, the non-profit community circus organisation based in Eastbourne, are something to look forward to... Sweet Circus believes passionately...

Out & About… Boom Battle Bar

Join Stephen, one of our Eastbourne residents, as he enjoys a trip to Boom Battle Bar. Living in one of our residential care homes for adults with autism and learning disabilities, Stephen enjoys taking part in a variety of activities that support independence,...

Out & About… Sovereign Harbour

Discover how the residents from our East Sussex residential care homes for adults with learning disabilities make the most of their trips to Sovereign Harbour in Eastbourne, enjoying fresh air and participating in activities they enjoy. Opened back in 1993, Sovereign...
Out & About… at the Seaside

Out & About… at the Seaside

There's nothing quite like a trip to the seaside, and for residents from our homes for adults with autism and learning disabilities, these outings provide a wonderful opportunity to relax, explore, and enjoy the coastal environment... Whatever the weather, being at...

Sam’s Journey to New Beginnings at Jemini Response

Sam’s Journey to New Beginnings at Jemini Response

Read Sam's story as he joins Jemini and begins settling into life at his new residential home. Discover how he has adapted to his new surroundings, built positive relationships, and embraced the opportunities available to him with the support of our dedicated team......

We’re #CelebratingSocialCare this April

We’re #CelebratingSocialCare this April

"The Management Team is proud to be involved with #CelebratingSocialCare and would like to give a big shout out on social media to all of the Jemini Response staff team for all their incredible work and the support they give to the residents." April sees a shout-out...

Painting Day

Painting Day

Harry decided to try out some painting today with Corrie. Sensory activities help improve coordination and fine motor skills… but more than that, they're fun and most important of all… Harry loves doing them.

A helping hand

A helping hand

Jade has helped Aisling on the computer this morning. '… it's all about supporting their skills to be able to have a successful day and for them to be happy really.'

Which poster?

Which poster?

Sam paid a visit to hmv in Eastbourne, he wanted to choose a new poster for his room… we'll show you what he chose once it's on his wall! Our residents can decorate their rooms as they like, whatever the colour… we make sure it's their choice.

A trip to the zoo

A trip to the zoo

Here's Stephen enjoying the baboons at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park 'We're supporting people in their lives and we've got to make sure their lives are fulfilled…'

Jemini Response

Based in East Sussex, Jemini Response is a small local community-based service for residents with Autism and learning Disabilities. We focus on choice, empowerment and dignity by improving life chances and creating opportunities.