Sovini Trade Supplies Partners with their Supplier to Support Community Group

Our Team, and Paula Rosa Manhattan, a renowned supplier of bespoke kitchens, have joined forces to support More Than Words Advocacy CIC, a social day care provider in Wigan.

More Than Words is a not-for-profit community interest company that works with people of all ages and abilities. They utilise drama, music, dance, singing, and creative activities to help individuals develop their confidence, express themselves, become more independent, and achieve their aspirations.

Their specialty lies in working with individuals who have a range of social care needs, communication and learning difficulties, and other health conditions such as Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, and mental health.

The close collaboration with our supplier focuses on equipping More Than Words new facility with a fully accessible kitchen. This vital addition will empower students with learning disabilities, complex medical conditions, and neurodiversity to develop essential life skills, foster independence, and build confidence through cooking and social interaction.

Our Operations Director, Alan Evans said: “We are incredibly proud to partner with our suppliers, Paula Rosa Manhattan, who are renowned for their high-quality and expertly crafted kitchens. This project aligns with our commitment to supporting the communities we serve. Providing essential resources like this accessible kitchen which will have a profound and positive impact on the lives of these young people.”

Stacey Forsyth-Duffy , Partnerships and Development Manager at More Than Words Advocacy CIC, expressed her gratitude for the support: “We are overwhelmed with the support we have received from both Sovini Trade Supplies and Paula Rosa Manhattan. We have had continued support from Yvonne who has helped us design our accessible kitchen and from Kevin and Emma at Sovini Trade Supplies who have been on hand to help with the ordering and preparations for delivery. Their support has been invaluable to us.”

She added, "This kitchen will mean the world to our students, and we are so grateful to have been able to work in partnership with two community-focused and socially driven organisations.”

Paul Tanswell , Paula Rosa Manhattan’s National Social Housing Manager adds: "We are thrilled to be able to provide this kitchen. Supporting initiatives that make a real difference to people’s lives is something we’re incredibly passionate about. Working alongside Sovini Trade Supplies on such a valuable project allows us to give back to the community in a way that adds true value. We are proud to be part of something that will have a positive, lasting impact."