Celebrating 50 years of firsts

For 50 years we have been supporting children and young people with disabilities and complex health needs, seeing many special moments along the way. Be part of our next 50 years of firsts by supporting us with a one-off or regular donation.

As part of your monthly donation, you will receive regular email updates and an annual gift to thank you for your support.

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About your donation

£3 a month

Helps us purchase consumable materials to use in planned activities like cooking and art

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£5 a month

Funds one stay and play session for children aged 0 - 4

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£10 a month

Provides an hour of support and advice from our Family Wellbeing Practitioner

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£25 a month

Provides two hours of specialist communication support for our adult students

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How will your donation help our next 50 years?

Our people

Help support and grow our skilled and dedicated staff team. Your donation can assist us in providing ongoing personal and professional development designed to ensure that we can help children, young people and adults with the most complex needs to live a Life Without Limits!

Our buildings

Our three custom adapted centres in Norwich help us to provide outstanding care and support to children, young people and adults. Help us to ensure that these wonderful places are properly maintained and that our specialist equipment and resources are kept up to date.

Some of our firsts

I always remember the first time a student says my name, asks after me, walks over to me, shows me something or wants to take me somewhere. You get a warm feeling knowing they have built a relationship with you.

One of our mums thought her son wouldnever ever ride a trike and when I showed her the video of him doing this she cried with happiness.

I remember when I first started using Signalong when I was working within our Adult’s Service. I used it with a student who was non-verbal, knew some signs but was quite particular over who he communicated with. It was a real ‘yes!’ moment when he signed back the sign for ‘nice’ when I asked him how his lunch was.