1950s
Parent group starts in a local village hall.
We provide services that enable those with a range of disabilities, their families and carers to lead fulfilling lives.
Since 1962 we have helped enable people with disabilities and we now support over 2,500 individuals across Surrey and beyond.
Situated on a wonderful two acre site, in three specialist buildings, we providea range of facilities and services for all ages.
What do we offer?
Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, specialist nursery, hydrotherapy, holiday clubs, personal support in the home, short breaks (respite), fitness and rehabilitation.
In addition we plan trips out, art sessions, baking, swimming, and much more.
It costs approximately £3 million a year to run our services. These are not fully met by statutory funding. We rely on voluntary donations and currently fundraise for over £630,000 per year. (Data correct as of April 2024)
There are many ways to get involved in our work. Volunteering, fundraising, through community groups, schools and local businesses who can partner through a range of schemes and opportunities.
A world which is inclusive to all, regardless of ability
We provide services and support that help enable those with a range of disabilities, their families and carers to lead fulfilling lives
We encourage and enable people to achieve as rewarding lives as possible.
We provide our services in a friendly, caring and supportive environment.
We respect and value each other. We work with a variety of organisations and individuals to cultivate and strengthen our services and support.
We believe in being open and honest, working with integrity at all times to earn vital trust from the families, carers and individuals we support.
By listening we constantly adapt, diversify and evolve our services and environments to meet the needs of our service users, their families and carers.
We continually strive for excellence in all that we do through the expertise, experience and professionalism of our team and support network.
Parent group starts in a local village hall.
A foundation stone was laid at the present site which was donated by St Peters Hospital.
Childrens centre built and opens on current site.
Hydrotherapy pool is opened.
HRH Princess of Kent opens extension.
The adjacent site is donated by North Surrey Water for the adult centre.
New appeal for refurbishment launched.
Growth in services and partnerships.
A successful £1.6m appeal helps to rebuild deteriorating building .
Treetops is officially opened.
Rendezvous the new adult centre is officially opened.
We support over 2,500 disabled children, their families and carers in the modern purpose built buildings and landscaped grounds you see today!
Continued growth to better support the community we serve.