Mission

Losing our communication skills can be a terrifying prospect. This can be caused by an illness, an accident or degenerative conditions such as Parkinson’s, MND or Alzheimer’s. We can lose our actual physical ability to speak or we can lose the way we access, choose and use words. 

Telling their story

Being able to tell our own story engenders confidence and positivity. Not only does it bring physical and emotional benefits to the story teller, it can be historical, entertaining, humorous and fun. 

The recording or documenting of stories via voice recording, writing, filming, music, photographs or a more tactile personalised art work can help maintain communication in families, friendship groups and carers. 

Circle of Support

An individual’s circle of support has a ripple effect beginning with family and close friends but quickly extends to neighbours, carers, professionals and the wider community. All of these people will benefit from our services. 

Creating A Better World

Tell Us A Story gives people who are losing their voices, a voice. It provides a narrative, a story, something tangible that others can relate to and build on. It ensures that as an individual’s communication methods alter we are in a better place to understand and adapt. It means we remain connected. 

Values