We’ve been celebrating Harvest and Michaelmas this week. Bringing together all the achievements of the community we enjoyed a shared lunch of four different soups cooked by the houses and fresh bread from our Bakery served by the Cafe team. The celebrations saw the Theatre group perform part of the Stranger Danger play, with Teo...
“You See Me Moving Forward is an exhibition of artworks that showcase the talent of disabled artists from in and around Milton Keynes. The exhibition aims to raise raise awareness, challenge perceptions and reduce stigma surrounding both physical and mental health, whilst also addressing accessibility within the visual arts.” Organised by Arts for Health –...
Women of Camphill – Ellen K We chat to our retired senior co-worker Ellen K about changes in our community and what influences women have had over the years. CMKC: How long have you been involved with the community? EK: I spent 6 and half years in Alpha Africa and 17 years in Camphill Milton...
Today is International Women’s Day! We know many incredible women all over the world and because we have been celebrating Women of Camphill this week, today we remember one of our founders – Morwenna Bucknall. A most inspirational woman, whom without we would not have so many incredible women working and living with us today....
As part of our celebration of women in our community, we spoke to Joan H about what it means to be a ‘Camphiller’, what role women play in our community and what the future might hold. CH: What’s your name and what’s your role in the community? JH: I’m a Senior Co-worker, and my role...