PHOENIX RISING:MK
High Quality Creative & Social Opportunities for Adults with Support Needs
We are a day service providing a range of creative and community based activities for adults with disabilities and support needs.
Now operating from three excellent venues, York House in Stony Stratford, The Chrysalis Theatre at Camphill and new premises at Kiln Farm, we offer a wide range of creative & social activities to suit everyone's needs and interests. The focus is on people's Abilities rather than their Disabilities.
Our programme includes: Art, Crafts, Photography, Media production, Performing Arts, Music & Out & About activities in the community, including swimming. We have a regular fortnightly radio show on Stony Radio on Tuesdays from 11.00 to 12.30.
We are a Community Interest Company (CIC) therefore all profits are re-invested back into our service.
Come along to our Craft Fayre and buy that unique Christmas gift, all handmade with love by our wonderful creative group members!
Just a few examples of what you can buy at our forthcoming Christmas Craft Fayre on 6th December
Decorative XMas trees
Cards
Illuminated trees
Wreaths
Tree decorations
Click on this link to see the Christmas Craft Fayre Crooners promotion!
Friday 27th. October
Mayoress of Milton Keynes visits Phoenix Rising.
We were delighted to welcome The Mayoress of The City of Milton Keynes Mandy Legg (centre) who came to visit our art session at Kiln Farm and talk to group members and staff.
The group showed some of the art work they were making including some of the items we're making for our Christmas Craft Fayre on 6th December.
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LATEST NEWS AND INFORMATION FOR GROUP MEMBERS, PARENTS & CARERS
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OPEN MIC NIGHTS
Please note that we have suspended our Open Mic Nights at The Cock Hotel until further notice.
Thank you to everyone who has supported this event over the last few years!
Closures 2023
Christmas: Close end of Friday 22nd December; Re-open Wednesday 3rd January.
EXCITING NEW DEVELOPMENTS AT PHOENIX RISING:MK.
Our new facilities at Kiln Farm
We have made a significant investment into the resources and equipment, particularly at our Kiln Farm site which means we can offer group members state of the art facilities in Media, Video, Sound & Radio, Photography, I.C.T. Art & Textiles.
We would like to thank everyone who has made generous donations over the last year which has helped to make this happen.
Reception area seating
Soft seating 'chillout' area
I.C.T. Studio
Media and Photography studio
Radio and Podcast facilities
Art Studio
Textile Studio
Radio Studio at Stony Radio, York House Centre
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"Every young person with any needs should spend at least one session with Phoenix Rising: it makes you realise that there are groups that actually care for and nurture our precious young people xxxx"
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Thank you!
The Phoenix Team.
Phoenix Rising:MK acknowledges financial support from MK Community Foundation
We also acknowledge support from The National Lottery
HUGE THANKS TO MR. DEREK STOREY AND HIS COLLEAGUES AT THE GOLDEN FLEECE MASONIC LODGE IN STONY STRATFORD FOR THEIR VERY GENEROUS DONATION TO US AT PHOENIX RISING:MK!
Golden Fleece Masonic Lodge
Golden Fleece Lodge was consecrated on 17th December 1925 and first met in London at the Queens Hotel in Leicester Square. In 1935 meetings were moved to Freemason's Hall in Great Queen Street, near Covent Garden.
In 1994 the Lodge moved into Buckinghamshire, initially meeting at the Wolverton Masonic Centre, then recently to the Stony Stratford Masonic Centre at 11 New Street, Stony Stratford MK11 1BW.
Freemasonry is about making good men better. Although our families come first, we believe in playing a key role in our communities and give time and money to charitable ventures.
One of the most common misconceptions about Freemasonry, is that you have to be invited to join. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Find out more about us from our website www.goldenfleece4739.org.uk
and at our Facebook page www.facebook.com/goldenfleece4739 .
Contact us at tellmemore@goldenfleece4739.org.uk
or call our Lodge Secretary Derek Storey on 07802 627928.
07858 560394