Stroke Association Thanks Knowsley Community College Hospitality Students
THE Stroke Association’s Knowsley group
has thanked Knowsley Community College’s Hospitality students for their part in
a social event for stroke sufferers.
The Communication Support group, which aids those with speech and language
difficulties after suffering a stroke, arranges different activities on a
regular basis to provide support and guidance to its members.
Taking place at Bistro 36, the College’s in house silver service restaurant, KCC
Hospitality students helped to hold a social event for members of the support
group, offering them a chance to build their communicative skills whilst
enjoying a positive atmosphere and a range of freshly prepared pastries and
foods.
Discussing why KCC was chosen over the group’s usual meeting place, Theresa
O’Sullivan, Communications Support Coordinator for Knowsley at the Stroke
Association, explained:- "we chose to do something a bit different by
choosing Knowsley Community College to build some positive relationships with
young people."
She was full of praise to the learners involved, continuing:- "all of the
students involved were a credit to Knowsley Community College and the service
was fantastic."
Looking ahead, she says:- "The Stroke Association will certainly be hoping
to attend again and are already looking at Christmas lunch!"
The event is one of many held at Bistro 36, which is run by Hospitality and
Catering students at Knowsley Community College, with food prepared fresh with
care and dedication and hospitality offered to the highest of standards. The
Bistro has previously paid host to a range of events, from local community group
attendance to award ceremonies and foreign exchange visits.
To experience the great food and service, book your own hospitality at Bistro 36
by calling:- 0151 477 5775.
