We aim to provide the best personal day care service with the utmost respect for our clients, employees, and those in the communities that we serve. Our primary goal is to maintain and enhance the quality of life and well-being of others, enhancing their potential to remain as independent as possible, for as long as possible.

The Centre caters for three separate groups of clients:
Elderly people who might be isolated, lonely or whose carers might need a break;
Adults with mild or moderate learning disabilities, and;
Those with mental health difficulties.

Anyone can refer someone with their consent to come to the centre, carer, family member, GP, health worker, neighbour or friend.

Brighter Futures Together are mindful that to support children and young people we need to also consider those around them. Therefore, although some of our projects involve direct work with children and young people, others are focused on supporting their families, carers or peers. We also run projects aimed at the children and young people’s workforce, that is those who work or volunteer with children, young people or families, or are responsible for improving their outcomes as all or part of their job.

Based in Marlow offering services to Marlow and surrounding areas.

At ENRYCH Berkshire we believe that someone with a disability should not be prevented from living the life they want to live.  That is why we work with individual people, regardless of their disability, to enable them to enjoy hobbies, interests and activities of their choosing, and to develop their skills and knowledge through learning opportunities.

Our work is based on opportunity, empathy and, crucially, hope. By exploring new and imaginative solutions we want to make a collective difference.

As advocates for young people, we are big on the following:

Doing good together – everything we do is about networks and collaborations as we can’t do any of our work alone.
Knowledge equity – we value many different forms of knowledge, experience and wisdom, including that of young people, care givers and advocates.
Solution and action focused – we create or support projects that can overcome barriers to deliver urgently needed change.

2.4 million adults in England alone cannot read at all or struggle to read, but many people don’t tell anyone. There are many reasons why some people find it difficult to learn to read when they are children, but the good news is that it’s never too late to learn.

We know it can seem like a big challenge, but improving your reading skills can change your life. We have helped hundreds of adults to learn to read and are here to support you when you’re ready.

FACT Bucks, short for Families and Carers Together in Buckinghamshire, is a group of parents and professionals who meet to discuss real issues that affect children and young people  with additional needs and disabilities in Buckinghamshire.

Find Childcare, Childminders, Family Centres, and Family Activities in Buckinghamshire and access free, impartial information covering a range of topics relating to family life including support for Learning Disabilities.

An adviser guide to personal independence payment regulations & case law.

A service to help with needs for people with Learning Disabilities to get jobs etc.

The Learning Disability Crisis Response Team is a specialist service offering targeted support to Adults with a Learning Disability within the Southern Trust area. The service provides support to such individuals who present with mental ill health and/or behaviour that challenge. They will also support clients and their families in acute hospital settings.

Offers a befriending service along with other things in regards to Mental Health.