The Grace Eyre Foundation
Cleo Dibb has a diverse range of work experience. In 2006, they worked as a Counselor and Cabin Head at Via Services until 2010. From 2010 to 2014, Cleo was a Senior Support Worker at The Regard Group. They then joined The Grace Eyre Foundation in 2014 as a Team Leader, but moved on to become the Service User Involvement Manager from 2018 to 2023. Currently, Cleo is the Head of Service - Our Voices at The Grace Eyre Foundation. Additionally, in 2022, Cleo worked as a Freelance Autism Trainer.
Cleo Dibb completed a Master's degree in Autism Studies from the University of Kent from 2016 to 2017. Prior to that, from 2006 to 2009, Cleo obtained a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Cultural and Historical Studies with a focus on History from the University of Brighton.
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The Grace Eyre Foundation
Grace Eyre is one of the oldest and most innovative charities in the UK committed to supporting people with learning disabilities, autism and/or mental health issues. We think Grace Eyre’s mission and aims are best described by people with learning disabilities and who use our services; they developed a Charter which informs every aspect of our work: 'We want to ‘live our lives in the way we want to, getting good support from kind and friendly people’. We want to Be Listened to We want to be part of Our Community We want to have Strong and Supported Relationships We want Good Housing We want Jobs We want to Travel Around We want to Try New Things We want to Be Healthy In response, Grace Eyre delivers a suite of flexible, person-centred services so that people can gain the skills, knowledge and independence to achieve their dreams. These include: Choices - community-outreach, to support people living on their own or in shared accommodation; Shared Lives - supported-living, through family carers (people with learning disabilities live in their carer’s home); and Active Lives - a dynamic programme of over 90 different activities every week from our base in Brighton & Hove, such as creative arts, sports, healthy-living & leisure, and learning & employment skills. Housing - gives people with learning disabilities in Brighton & Hove choices and options about where and how they wish to live in the city.