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Nigella Lawson Opens Pub for Autism Training
7 Dec
Summary
- A pub named The North Star offers training for young people.
- The venue aims to prepare individuals with disabilities for employment.
- Nigella Lawson and Baroness Rosa Monckton opened the pub.
Nigella Lawson, a renowned food writer and TV chef, has lent her support to a unique venture: The North Star pub. This establishment, based in Brighton, is designed to offer invaluable training opportunities for young individuals diagnosed with learning disabilities or autism. The core mission of this initiative is to equip these young people with practical skills and boost their confidence.
The North Star provides a real-world environment where participants can develop the competencies needed for future employment. This program is spearheaded by the Brighton-based charity Team Domenica, founded by Baroness Rosa Monckton in honor of her daughter, Domenica, who has Down's syndrome.
Georgia Pink, the charity's enrichment coordinator, emphasized the goal of empowering these individuals to gain paid employment. The opening of The North Star marks a significant step in fostering inclusivity and providing meaningful career pathways for young people with diverse needs.
