I want to make a difference

We rely on the generosity of the local community to continue to provide support for young people with disabilities. Your help directly impact the lives of young people with disabilities in the local area.

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I love what you do

Thank you for caring, we'd love to tell you more... Find out more about what we do to provide support for young people with disabilities, how we do it and why it is so incredibly important to the young people we support, as well as their families.

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I need care

If you are looking for support for you or your family member with a disability, find out more about our services and how you can become a part of the Chiltern Centre family.

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We are proud to be celebrating

20 years of life changing care

We don't just provide support for young people with disabilities. We are a family. A part of the support network around a young person. We get to know everyone who comes through our doors so that we can support them in the unique and individualized way that they deserve. We change lives and we do it with love, humour, care, kindness and dedication.

Success Stories

Yvonne, Daniel’s Mother

Yvonne, Daniel’s Mother

I honestly don't know what I would have done if I hadn't found it [the Chiltern Centre]. I appreciate everyone who supports the Centre and donates because we really wouldn't have much of a life without this break.

Lorna, mum of Rachel

Lorna, mum of Rachel

Now she's 18, she's not a little girl anymore, she's not a child and she needs to start making her own way a bit more. That'swhy something like the Buddies Club [social club run by the Chiltern Centre] is so great because she can just do her own thing with other people and not just be with us all the time. It's a space for her, it's nothing to do with me. It's helping her to grow into a young adult.

Sidra, Waqas’s  sister

Sidra, Waqas’s sister

Nothing is too much for the Chiltern Centre. They're just amazing. They understand his needs, they support him, they talk to him, they respect him. For Waqas, having people who respect him and respect his views is probably the most important thing.

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Regatta for the Disabled 2023

Hard work pays off for the Chiltern Centre!

Stonor Farm charity Day 2023

The Chiltern Centre had the best day visiting Stonor Farm…

The Chiltern Centre at the Kenton Theatre!

Here at the Chiltern Centre, we believe that disability doesn’t define you, and anything is possible. Now in our 20th [...]

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The Chiltern Centre is made special by the community around us. Our amazing clients and their families, our incredible team, our Friends, the people who support us financially, the people who spread the word, the people who come to our events. Every single person makes a difference and allows us to provide better support for young people with disabilities. We’d love you to be one of those people by signing up for our newsletter and keeping in touch with our world.