Chadderton Hall Park has been a cornerstone of support for individuals with learning disabilities, providing an essential haven for those who need it most. My brother, who attends the park five days a week, has immensely benefited from its services. It is a place where he finds a sense of belonging, security, and community—a place where he can engage with others who understand and support each other through shared experiences.

Mio Care's decision to close Chadderton Hall Park would not only strip away a sanctuary for those like my brother but also undermine the collective effort we have invested in creating a cohesive support system for adults with learning disabilities. The park offers tailored programs and activities that cater to individual needs, fostering personal growth, developing social skills, and enhancing the quality of life.

Approximately 1.5 million people in the UK live with a learning disability. Many, like my brother, rely on services such as those provided by Chadderton Hall Park for development and emotional well-being. The closure could leave dozens without an essential support system, leading to isolation and distress.

We acknowledge the challenges Mio Care may be facing, but closing this vital service is not the solution. Instead, we urge Mio Care to consider alternative strategies. 
In a time where community support and inclusion are more critical than ever, keeping Chadderton Hall Park open is essential. We must ensure that all adults with learning disabilities have a place where they feel accepted, connected, and supported. 

Please sign this petition to show your support for the continuation of Chadderton Hall Park's services. Stand with us to protect this invaluable resource and ensure it remains a beacon of hope and endeavor for all who need it.