Our Mission and Vision
Our Mission
We’re excited about our mission to place Boundless at the heart of arts and wellbeing for adults with learning disabilities (AWLD) in Worcestershire and the West Midlands. Our goal is to support AWLD in living healthy, fulfilling lives through participation in exciting arts and wellbeing activities. We strive to tackle the unique challenges that they face by offering accessible and inclusive programs that not only enhance mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing but also encourage personal growth, skill development, and showcase their creative talent.
Our values
Our values guide and shape our work with adults with learning disabilities (AWLD), their families and caregivers, our partners, and the wider community.
Where to find us
Boundless is located in beautiful Worcestershire, but we won’t have a fixed venue for our activities. Instead, we will be taking our work right into the heart of the community. Our goal is to connect with as many adults with learning disabilities (AWLD) as we can across Worcestershire and beyond! We want to make it super easy for AWLD to take part in our activities! That’s why we’re committed to ensuring that travel isn’t a barrier and that all the venues we pick are accessible. We’re working hard to bring our arts and wellbeing activities to you soon. Until then you can keep up to date with all our latest news, sign up to our newsletter, help shape our projects, and apply to take part.
We work in partnership with arts and cultural organisations, health and wellbeing organisations, community groups, community organisers, and other third-party organisations to deliver our projects or events. If you’re curious about teaming up on a project or want to learn more about how we can bring our work to you, then click to find more about how to partner with us.
Co-creating together
At Boundless, we invite adults with learning disabilities (AWLD) to co-design, co-create, and co-produce programs with us! We place our participants at the centre of project development, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs prioritised throughout the entire process. We believe in putting power, resources, and ownership exactly where they belong—with the people who will benefit from the work.
By working together, our projects have a lasting impact because they truly reflect everyone’s needs. Co-creation gives AWLD greater independence, choice, and control, by shaping our services around what matters to them. We want everyone to explore their creativity and realise their potential to make a positive impact.
Co-creating together
Sophie Curnick
Executive Director
Sophie is a visual arts and crafts practitioner with over 15 years’ experience in socially engaged arts, and she’s spent a decade working between social care and mental health services. With a master’s degree in Arts, Enterprise, and Development from the University of Warwick, Sophie truly believes in the power of arts, enterprise, and creativity to drive inclusion and inspire social change.
As the Executive Director of Boundless, she brings her passion, expertise, and vision to deliver transformative arts and wellbeing programs that empower adults with learning disabilities (AWLD), foster lifelong learning, and build inclusive communities.
Jon Mairs
Director
Jon brings more than 12 years of experience in adult social care to the table, with five of those years in managerial and director roles. He began by supporting adults with dementia and later focused on adults with learning disabilities (AWLD). With a BA (Hons) in Applied Health and Social Science, Jon is passionate about delivering holistic support.
His approach is all about promoting wellbeing through emotional and physical health support, self-advocacy, skills development, community engagement, and ensuring everyone has equal access to resources and lifelong learning. He brings just the right expertise and experience to help Boundless achieve its goal of supporting the wellbeing of AWLD!
Lola Rodenas
Director
Lola brings a mix of entrepreneurial experience and over twenty years in the care sector to Boundless. After successfully running her own business in Spain for more than 15 years, she made the transition to a career in care. She started out supporting the elderly and later moved into management and director roles that focus on adults with learning disabilities (AWLD).
Lola is passionate about fostering independence, choice, and self-expression, enabling AWLD to live life on their own terms. She is committed to creating inclusive, empowering environments where individuals can flourish. At Boundless, she blends her entrepreneurial skills with her vision for inclusion and empowerment.
Our latest news
We can’t wait to bring our arts and wellbeing activities to you soon! In the meantime, feel free to stay in the loop with all our latest news and updates.
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