Children 5-18 years
We offer services for 5-18 year olds which focus on developing confidence and promoting independence while engaging in positive activities with peers.
Our activities are fun, age-appropriate and often ambitious. Our ambition is to support our children and the young people we support to be able to do more, grow in confidence and reach their full potential. We try to promote independence and self-help as much as possible, listening and personalising their experience to their individual needs.
We have a strong track record of helping teenagers transition into adulthood.
Short Breaks can be a real lifeline for parents, who can be safe in the knowledge that their child is in a safe and secure environment with plenty of opportunities to experience a range of stimulating activities.
We run the Short Breaks playscheme during school holidays and on Saturdays throughout the year. These are split into two age groups: 5 – 11 years and 12 – 18 years.
“A Short Break should be a positive experience for everyone. It gives children and young people the chance to spend time away from their parents/carers, letting them take part in new activities, make friends, learn new skills, become more independent and have fun. At the same time, parents/carers can have a break.”
Short Breaks Website
Short Breaks can be a real lifeline for parents, who can be safe in the knowledge that their child is in a safe and secure environment with plenty of opportunities to experience a range of stimulating activities.
We run the Short Breaks playscheme during school holidays and on Saturdays throughout the year. These are split into two age groups: 5 – 11 years and 12 – 18 years.
“A Short Break should be a positive experience for everyone. It gives children and young people the chance to spend time away from their parents/carers, letting them take part in new activities, make friends, learn new skills, become more independent and have fun. At the same time, parents/carers can have a break.”
Short Breaks Website
We offer evening and weekend social activities, including our regular Saturday Club which is held 46 times a year. Activities include trampolining, bowling, cinema, eating out, local attractions and swimming to name a few!
People with complex disabilities are often marginalised and it’s assumed that they cannot participate or would not be interested in certain activities. Our Out of Hours Club demonstrates our passion for inclusion and empowering service users to live their life without limits. Our attendees nurture friendships, increase their confidence and socialise in a fun, safe environment.
If you would like to speak to someone about becoming an Out Of Hours Club member please contact Lorraine Ewing or phone 01603 616094
Short Breaks can be a real lifeline for parents, who can be safe in the knowledge that their child is in a safe and secure environment with plenty of opportunities to experience a range of stimulating activities.
We run the Short Breaks playscheme during school holidays and on Saturdays throughout the year. These are split into two age groups: 5 – 11 years and 12 – 18 years.
“A Short Break should be a positive experience for everyone. It gives children and young people the chance to spend time away from their parents/carers, letting them take part in new activities, make friends, learn new skills, become more independent and have fun. At the same time, parents/carers can have a break.”
Short Breaks Website
Short Breaks can be a real lifeline for parents, who can be safe in the knowledge that their child is in a safe and secure environment with plenty of opportunities to experience a range of stimulating activities.
We run the Short Breaks playscheme during school holidays and on Saturdays throughout the year. These are split into two age groups: 5 – 11 years and 12 – 18 years.
“A Short Break should be a positive experience for everyone. It gives children and young people the chance to spend time away from their parents/carers, letting them take part in new activities, make friends, learn new skills, become more independent and have fun. At the same time, parents/carers can have a break.”
Short Breaks Website
We offer evening and weekend social activities, including our regular Saturday Club which is held 46 times a year. Activities include trampolining, bowling, cinema, eating out, local attractions and swimming to name a few!
People with complex disabilities are often marginalised and it’s assumed that they cannot participate or would not be interested in certain activities. Our Out of Hours Club demonstrates our passion for inclusion and empowering service users to live their life without limits. Our attendees nurture friendships, increase their confidence and socialise in a fun, safe environment.
If you would like to speak to someone about becoming an Out Of Hours Club member please contact Lorraine Ewing or phone 01603 616094