The NHS cannot manage their budget, so are about to announce the closure of the Isobel Rhind Centre's garden project, paying off 40 people, not to mention the health issues and hardship caused to its adult learning disabled users. This is unacceptable and the NHS MUST RETHINK this decision and manage their deficit in some other way. This will impact massively on the local users of the Isobel Rhind Centre, and lose some of the most valuable employees, who are experienced in working with disabled adults. The garden project gives them a much loved job to do and all will be at a loss to find an alternative place, which makes their lives worthwhile. This is a crazy decision and NHS must change their mind and keep the centre open for its users.
