Brewers Louth Recycles Paint In The Best Way With Sensory Room
October 24th, 2025
By recycling some unsellable paint, Brewers Louth have been able
to help an incredible community project set up to provide safe sensory spaces
for neurodivergent children.
The newly formed, non-profit organisation is run by a husband and
wife who have a neurodivergent child. They noticed a lack of support and safe
spaces for these children in Louth and further afield, and also a lack of
breakaway time for the parents.
The couple have been hard at work setting up sensory rooms with
various interactive items for children with sensory issues, as well as safe
relaxing spaces for both the children and the parents.
Branch Manager, Alex Furnish said: ‘We had some paint that we
didn’t want to go to waste. I offered them to the couple and they very
gratefully accepted.’
‘After months of planning and hard work, they invited me down to see what they have done and offer their gratitude towards Brewers.’
‘These guys really are helping make the world a brighter place and
I thought that worked so nicely with our ethos. It's sometimes just a bit more
than a job!’