L'Arche Manchester Walking Together resources

Walking Together: A sponsored walk for L'Arche International

On Saturday 5th October, L’Arche Communities in the UK will be joining together to take part in a new annual event in aid of L’Arche International.

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The 500 mile challenge

Our Community challenge to celebrate L'Arche International Family Day,
The 500 mile challenge

Our Community challenge to celebrate L'Arche International Family Day,
A summer in lockdown

The world has looked quite different for the last 6 months and that's been true for us here in L'Arche Manchester. It's not been easy and there are lots of things we've really missed. It's also been a time of real creativity interspersed with lots of joy and laughter. Here is a glimpse into our life in lockdown.
L'Arche Manchester is running 100K!

With the Great Manchester Run being postponed L’Arche Manchester have set themselves a challenge. From Monday 18th until Sunday 24th we’ll be running 100 km to raise money for L’Arche International. Join us to raise £1000.

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What is L'Arche

At L’Arche Manchester we celebrate people with learning disabilities and build circles of support around them. We go beyond basic needs to attend to people’s emotional and spiritual lives.
L'Arche in Manchester

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Shared living

Our houses in South Manchester provide accommodation to people with learning disabilities and live-in assistants.
Join us as an assistant

Spend a year as an assistant at L'Arche Manchester and we will give you an experience of difference that will change your life.
The Hive community café

A community space to eat, meet, and make friends.
Day activities

L’Arche Manchester offers day activities three days a week (Monday-Wednesday) for people with learning disabilities.
Community life

What makes L’Arche different is the attention we pay to building relationships and creating a sense of belonging within our Communities.
Bella's story

Bella was a volunteer in the Hive community Kitchen with L’Arche Manchester. She came to L’Arche from her home country of Indonesia with the Vincentians. Here she learnt about patience, vulnerability and the preciousness of people with and without learning disabilities.
Why volunteer

We are always welcoming of people who wish to join L'Arche Manchester as either volunteers or friends.
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