Local Offer

The John Graham Centre –providing indoor and outdoor activities and opportunities for adults who have a learning disability.   Established in 2003, The John Graham Centre based on a farm in the village of Blean just outside Canterbury provides a warm and welcoming day service…

A rural farm setting providing opportunities for those with physical and learning disabilities aged 16 - 65 to engage with farm animals, plants, horses & donkeys, developing life skills to enhance independence, achieve goals and aspirations. Look us up on Facebook ! Our current pathways are -…

The advisor service is a specialist flexible person centred service which aims to empower the person to achieve their own goals and outcomes. This role is primarily advocacy and support, advice, information and guidance is also available on all aspects relating to disability

For young people, a 2hr session where you can meet new people, learn to cook, manage your own money, be more independent, achieve accredited awards and take part in many other activities.

Stuck for something to do in the school term holidays? Kent County Council’s Children’s Short Break Service has a range of activities which may be just the thing. Our purpose built centres are fully adapted for children with physical and learning disabilities. The centres are…

Kent Advocacy is made up of 9 organisations (independent of the NHS and KCC) that all specialise in providing different services across the county. Together they offer their advocacy services under the same name: Kent Advocacy.  Different services are available depending on the circumstances.

The Charity was founded by a group of parents of children with Spina Bifida and/or Hydrocephalus in 1966 with the aim of helping families in circumstances similar to their own. Today the service is open to people with a physical and/or learning disability and their families. KASBAH offers Independent…