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Site map

Here is an organised list of links to all the pages on our website, to help you find your way around. The links are followed by a brief description of the page they link to. To go straight to the page, click on the page link you want.

• Home page
  Introduction to Red2Green and notices of events.
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• About us
  What Red2Green does, a bit about its history, and what it aims to achieve.
• Find us
  Detailed directions how to find Red2Green and Red2Greenhouse, maps, and a list of email addresses and phone numbers.
• Volunteer
  Information on how you can help us by volunteering.
• Donate
  Donate securely online at CAF Online's secure server, from links on this page, or donate by posting a donation to us.
• Jobs at Red2Green
• Information centre
  Red2Green produces press releases, reports and papers about its activities, the achievements of our learners and the social context in which we work, as well as policy documents, newsletters and leaflets. These are available for download from our Information centre.
• Links
• Pages for:
  • Clients
    Information for people who might want to join one of our programmes.
  • Employers
    Information for employers who may be able to offer employment or work-experience, or may benefit from being involved with us.
  • Referrers
    Information for referrers.
  • Volunteers
    Information about how you can best help out on one of our programmes or projects.
• Recognising achievement
  The Stepping Stones project recognises the individual achievements of Red2Green's learners.
• Projects
  Introduction to our courses, programmes and projects.
  • Advance
    Programme which works with people who would benefit from support into work or volunteering, either because their skills need updating, they lack confidence or because employers have been unable to see past their disability.
  • Amber
    Red2Green's Amber project works specifically with young people aged 16-22 (potentially up to 24) with learning disabilities or difficulties in Cambridgeshire and engages with employers in the area to assess their workforce needs and to raise their awareness of these potential apprentices.
  • Aspirations
    Educational programme for people with social communication difficulties such as Asperger's Syndrome.
  • The Grundtvig Project
    Europe-wide project to research and define good practice, leading to publication of a life-long learning programme for adults with severe and multiple learning disabilities.
  • Health for Life
    Community programme helping isolated or vulnerable people suffering from depression or anxiety to regain their confidence, health and independence by attending local village clubs and community education classes.
  • Oddjobbers
    Red2Green's Oddjobbers project gives real work opportunities to adults with learning disabilities, such as washing cars, mowing lawns, fence repairs, weeding and other garden maintenance.
  • Options
    Day service providing educational, social and stimulatory activities for people with learning disabilities. It also forms a respite service for carers.
  • Reboot
    Supporting people into work by recycling computers.
  • Red2Greenhouse
    Educational and work opportunities in our 'Wildlife and Sensory Garden' at Bottisham Village College.