Respite care and short breaks

We have been providing services for people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs since 1988. Please view our website for more information. We are registered with the Care Quality Commission for registered and domiciliary services. We also have our own internal audits to check…

Sidcup, Kent About the Carlton Centre The Carlton Centre offers education, training and leisure opportunities for people with learning disabilities or autism. A modern and well-equipped building, the centre has flexible spaces and purpose-built facilities which include; a state-of-the-art special care suite, with ceiling hoists…

The Cinnamon Trust is a national charity that enables older people and terminally ill to continue to be pet/animal owners. The Trust can also help with: Walking of pets when owners are housebound Finding a care or retirement home that welcome pets Lifetime care for bereaved pets  …

Holiday club for 8-17yr olds  providing a natural break for children with additional needs and their families.  Activities are tailored to individual and group needs and include hands-on cooking, environmental arts, recycled art, brickmaking, den building, pond dipping, forest activities and gardening. Run during school…

Craegmoor, part of the Priory Group of Companies, is a leading national provider of specialist community based support and enablement services for people who have individual needs associated with a learning disability, autism, Asperger’s syndrome, or a mental health condition.

Crossroads Care Medway is a specialist voluntary organisation providing support to Carers in their own homes, giving Carers “time” to be themselves. Our service caters for those with critical and substantial care needs, including tailor-made care, where necessary, to meet the needs of each individual.…

Kent County Council community activities for people with learning disabilities. We put the individual at the heart of what we offer in Dartford and Swanley. There is a large choice of activities to suit people of all abilities. This could be: making friends and socialising…

A social club for people living with mental illness and learning disabilities. A safe place that provides an opportunity to meet new people and make friends. Also offers table tennis, snooker, cards and board games.