Ref NoUKPA/SHIR/4/1
AltRefNo94/1
CollectionShirley Foundation Collection
TitleKingwood Trust
Name of creatorShirley, Dame Stephanie Vera, 1933-
Date1999-2003
Extent1 file
DescriptionProject file relating to the Kingwood Trust, now Autism at Kingwood. The Kingwood Trust was set up to provide support to people with autism and Asperger's live full lives in their own homes rather than in institutions and hospitals. Dame Stephanie founded Kingwood as part of her determination to find a safe and fulfilling environment where her autistic son Giles could lie. He was the first resident of Kingwood.

Contents of file:
Project cover sheet
Minutes of the 4th Annual General Meeting, 6th July 1999
January and July 2000 Kingwood Trust updates to the Shirley Foundation
Reports and financial statements, 31st March 2000, 31st March 2001, 15th October 2002, 31st March 2005
Accounts schedule, 5th April 2002
Report of a Shirley Foundation visit to the Kingwood Trust, July 2002
Photocopy of an article from The Sunday Times, 9th June 2002, about novellist Nick Hornby and Virginia Bovell who set up a school for autistic children, their son Danny has autism
Printed PowerPoint slides of a Kingwood Trust project report, July 2003
Financial journal entries covering 1999-2003
Agenda from the July 2000 and July 2005 annual meetings
Correspondence relating to project finances and running the Kingwood Trust
Kingwood information leaflet
Kingwood Trust brochure c.2003
Issues of The Kingwood Trust News leaflet: Issue 10 Spring 2001, Issue 11 Autumn 2001, Issue 12 Summer 2002, Issue 13 Spring 2003
Excerpts from Shirley Foundation trustee meeting minutes relating to the Kingwood Trust
Autism at Kingwood annual report and accoutns 2019-2020
We are Autism at Kingwood leaflet
DVD of the 2003 AGM including speeches by members of the Trust and presentations from clients of the Trust about moving into their own independent homes
CategoryAdministrative records
Access conditionsThis collection is in the process of being catalogued. The material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk). Please contact us for access.
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