The Chiltern Centre is dedicated to supporting young people (aged 16 – 30) with learning disabilities. They may also have physical disabilities and/or complex medical needs. The support that we provide also makes a huge difference to the families of the young people who enjoy the service.
We offer young people a range of experiences, enabling them to spend time with friends, learn new skills and enjoy new opportunities – all whilst their families enjoy a much-needed break. Vitally, we provide invaluable continuity of support and care between teen and adult years as our young people transition from childrens’ to adults’ social care.
Are we right for you?
The Chiltern Centre provides support, leisure and overnight short break services to young people with a learning disability. Some may have associated conditions such as:
- Sensory impairment
- Physical disability
- Acquired Brain injury
- Autistic Spectrum Disorder
- Epilepsy
- Specific health diagnosis
Both families and professionals can phone us to find out more and get a feel for how we work. We also welcome visitors to arrange a visit to the Chiltern Centre to experience our facilities for themselves.
We take a holistic approach to supporting families and will tailor our service to suit each individual. We pace our introductions to suit each person, building up trust, friendship and confidence so that we can assist families in the best possible way for them.
