Leyland Trade has played an important role in the refurbishment of the Jigsaw Trust charity’s temporary home for adults with autism in Surrey.

The charity, which provides specialist services for people with autism, recently moved into its new Centre for Lifelong Learning facility, whilst waiting for its new permanent home to be completed in 2017.

The building, however, was in need of a significant facelift so the team from Jigsaw Trust approached us through Twitter to see if we would step in and help out, which we duly did!

We donated 50 litres of our block-busting Contract Matt in magnolia to help deliver a solid finish for the facility, as well as handing over an array of brushes and rollers to make the job run smoothly and efficiently.

The space now looks fresher than ever, allowing the staff there to focus on helping clients develop life skills and providing opportunities for them to reach their full potential.

Steven Morgan from the Jigsaw Trust said: “We are incredibly grateful to Leyland for being so generous and all of our clients, pupils and staff would like to offer them our most sincere thanks and appreciation.”