Supporting disabled children and young adults in a caring, nurturing environment.

The Chiltern Centre aims to give each young person a fantastic short break. We want them to have fun!

Offering respite care in Oxfordshire to disabled children aged 6 to 25 years, we work with families and carers of children with a wide spectrum of disabilities and complex health needs. Families can take a much needed break, knowing that their children are in good hands.

We are able to serve families and care givers from any geographical area, but are perfectly placed for those in Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.

The Chiltern Centre aims to give each young person a fantastic short break. We want them to have fun!

Offering respite care in Oxfordshire to disabled children aged 6 to 25 years, we work with families and carers of children with a wide spectrum of disabilities and complex health needs. Families can take a much needed break, knowing that their children are in good hands.

We are able to serve families and care givers from any geographical area, but are perfectly placed for those in Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.

Enabling young people with disabilities live life to the full

Respite short break care

The Chiltern Centre has the skills to help families caring for a disabled child cope with daily challenges at home, enable children to lead more independent lives and give indispensable practical support to carers.

Our service provides families with support when they need it through a team of qualified professionals.

Youth Groups: Breakaway Group and Buddies Group

The BREAKWAWAY GROUP is for 18-30 year olds with learning disabilities enjoy being part of a group and have fun, get active and engage in all sorts of social and recreational activities.

Another way we help disabled children feel part of society and further develop personal skills is through our BUDDIES GROUP – a social group for teenagers with physical and/or learning difficulties.

“We are grateful for the great work you and your team do. It was wonderful when a staff member gave a courtesy call back to reassure us that my brother was ok and had eaten/taken meds. It’s these little things that make a difference. Thank you.”

SS – sister of Young person

“My son had such a wonderful time with his friends at the weekend.  He LOVED it!  It was so nice for me to have a chat with his friends (who are growing up) and their parents too.  Thank you.”

Anna D

Staff at Chilterns are exceedingly dedicated and hardworking and have an excellent relationship with those who go there and their parents. My son has been attending Chilterns since it started and it is an integral part of his and our life.