The latest Bright Space has opened in partnership with the Life Charity, which supports women, men and families facing unexpected pregnancy.
It is particularly pertinent to Bright Horizons’ regional director, Mel Pease, who received support from the Life Charity when she was pregnant and experiencing homelessness 35 years ago.
Pease said, ‘I’ve always wanted to have a Bright Space in my local area so when The Foundation presented the opportunity to partner with the Life Charity and create a Bright Space, I was delighted. Giving back to an organisation that did so much for me is a surreal, full-circle moment.’
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