Accuro, a small charity that provides services for children, young people and adults with disabilities in West Essex, has launched a new Facebook page in order to make themselves more accessible and easier to find. This page, which also has a presence on Instagram and Twitter, is part of Accuro’s new look website homepage that is currently being designed by Saffron Walden-based creative digital agency, Tela.
“We are asking people in the local area and beyond to show their support for Accuro by liking and following our new Facebook page,” said Communications Officer Katie. “It is a key platform for us to raise awareness of our services, and to share fundraising events and challenges.”
Shara Vickers, owner of Tela, added: “Tela has enjoyed working with Accuro for nearly 5 years. We are delighted to have been able to donate the Accuro website and digital training to help the charity attract new services users, volunteers, and funding. We are looking forward to many, many more years working with the Accuro team.”
Accuro is dedicated to providing services that are fun, safe and inclusive, which reduce social isolation and empower members to develop life skills, gain confidence and self-esteem and make friends.
Accuro Essex can be found on Facebook at www.facebook.com/AccuroEssex. For more information visit www.accuro.org.uk.
Accuro, a charity which offers support to children, young people and adults with disabilities in West Essex, have launched a new Facebook page to make them more accessible and easier to find.
The new page joins their presence on Instagram and Twitter, and is part of their new look website homepage being designed by creative digital agency, Tela, based in Saffron Walden.
Communications Officer Katie stated: “We are asking people in the local area and beyond to show their support for Accuro by liking and following our new Facebook page as this is a key platform for us to raise awareness of our services, and to share fundraising events and challenges.”
Shara Vickers, owner of Tela, who have been working with Accuro for nearly 5 years, added: “We donated the Accuro website and digital training to help the charity attract new services users, volunteers, and funding. This tool helps Accuro make an even bigger impact and really help make a difference to young people with disabilities.”
Accuro are dedicated to providing services that reduce social isolation and empower members by providing accessible social and leisure opportunities that allow them to develop life skills, gain confidence and self-esteem and make friends.
To show their support for Accuro, people can like and follow their new Facebook page Accuro Essex: www.facebook.com/AccuroEssex. For more information about Accuro and their services, visit www.accuro.org.uk.
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