The Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation
connecting creativity and Innovation
with inclusion, equity and opportunity
in support of
The Serendipity of Hope Project
Creative Outreach - Impact measure on NHS - CVI research
human/social capital + reverse inclusion + service-learning + creativity = outcomes
Our Vision
Employability and Agency: By building real-world projects, the curriculum builds tangible pathways to supported internships and future employment, proving that creative investments lead directly to independent life.
Late spring update from Hannah's farm
Hannah brings an update about what's been happening on the farm.
Late spring brings a real sense of excitement as fields begin to transform with fresh green growth and the first signs of a promising harvest.
Each flourishing crop reflects months of careful planning, hard work, and favourable weather coming together.
Watching the farm come alive at this time of year is a rewarding reminder of nature's resilience and the season's potential.
What was this slink up to? FInd out about a recent visit to the beautiful 18th century, Georgian building.
Read about the slinks
Liverpool Central Library hosted the launch of Liverpool Year of Reading 2026. Sharing the slinks enrichment message at Liverpool Central Library with Lord mayor of Liverpool councillor Barbara Murray.
Video of John Patterson introducing "The Slink"
(Credit - Joel Jelen - ubiquitycollective.co.uk)
This work was part of a successful sister-city partnership between Liverpool and Surabaya. Dr Patterson visited Surabaya as an advisor on disability inclusion for Liverpool’s task force. Following the visit, Tri Rismaharini arranged for Indonesian Embassy representatives to visit St Vincent’s School for the Visually Impaired in Liverpool and later made two personal visits to the school, reinforcing a shared commitment to disability inclusion.
easter prayer
Liverpool is often compared to Rome because it is traditionally said to be built across seven hills.
For more information visit the 7Hills website.
Is Seeing Believing?
An invitation to ‘see’ differently
by Dr J.A. Patterson.
Tradition and innovation combine through faith, technology, and education, with visually impaired voices leading inclusion, promoting equity, awareness, and spiritual renewal.
A team from the UK recently went out to Tanzania to help children with albinism. More info.
Dave Evans visited and wowed the children at the Afternoon Club with some engineering magic.
Children from the Afternoon Club enjoyed a song writing session with Dan and Matt. We hope to record the song within the next few weeks. Watch this space....