Day opportunities

Acorns provides activities and opportunities for adults with a learning disability. It offers pottery (working with clay), art, Information Technology, sports, music, cooking, volunteering in a cafe or Charity Shops, growing plants and looking after small animals. Acorns aims to build self confidence.

Boldshaves Oast offers a day centre for adults with learning disabilities. It is a very special place near the beautiful village of Woodchurch. It lies within nine acre grounds with beautiful views. Boldshaves offers an opportunity to learn how to grow vegetables, fruit and flowers. Boldshaves aims to…

Confidence offers a welcoming place for adults with learning and physical disabilities to learn how to dance, increase confidence and keep fit.    

Poulton Wood is set in 28 acres of beautiful bluebell woodland with fields, ponds and hedgerows. The Rangers support people with learning disabilities to help with looking after the beautiful woodland. In addition, adults with learning disabilities can work towards getting qualifications in Woodwork and Conservation.…

The Riding Therapy Unit provides facilities for children and adults with learning and physical disabilities

Hosted by the Canterbury Oast Trust, The Granary Resturant offers volunteering opportunities to adults with learning disabilities. The Resturant is in the Rare Breeds Centre, Ashford.

Harrington College is situated in the village of Aldington and it aims to support adults with a learning disability. The tutors provide a supportive learning environment for students to improve their skills in reading, writing, maths, music and information technology. For some of the courses, students can achieve…

Headway UK provides practical support to adults, family members and carers affected by an acquired brain injury. Headway understands the complexities and problems that may arise after injury particularly with emotions, cognition, memory, communication and behaviour.  

Hft offer a range of organised activities for adults with learning disabilities including Boccia, music, drama, heath walks and garden maintenance The charity offers a twelve week art project which could lead to a local exhibition. Hft also manages the Oak Tree Café Bistro.

The South of England Rare Breeds Centre is a busy tourist attraction with more than 70,000 visitors a year. The Centre supports adults with learning disabilities to develop their skills and knowledge in: Feeding and watering, cleaning and preparing animals for the public to see…