About us The Spring Centre
Our History
Founded by a group of seven parents who had children with additional needs in 1994, The Spring Centre started as a children’s service. But with no place for the children to go as they grew up, a day care centre was added for 16- to 25-year-olds, later increasing to 35 years.
Aims and Values Our mission
We work in partnership with families, carers, and the wider community to create a safe, welcoming environment where people with additional needs and disabilities are supported to develop skills, build independence, and feel connected and valued.
Vision
Our wide range of services and activities, delivered in a warm and welcoming community environment and in partnership with families, supporters, and the wider community, provide meaningful experiences and opportunities that support people with additional needs and disabilities to reach their full potential, strengthen independence, and thrive.
Quality Care and Support
We provide high‑quality, inclusive support in a warm and welcoming environment, delivered by experienced and trained staff who understand the diverse physical, emotional, and communication needs of people with additional needs and disabilities, and their families.
Respect and Trust
We support individuals and families to understand their abilities, develop their potential, and grow in confidence within a safe and welcoming environment. We treat everyone with dignity and respect, value diversity, and provide consistent, inclusive support for all who seek our services.
More about The Spring Centre
The Spring Centre provides the best possible care for children and young adults with disabilities and special needs.
How we help Children
How we help Young Adults
Learn about our Community Sessions
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You can truly Make a Difference!
The funds you raise help us carry out the vital work we do. Your generous donations help with the following:
£10 – Supplies sensory play, art, and cooking materials for activity sessions
£25 – Funds a one-hour sensory room session for exploratory learning
£50 – Covers a new client assessment to create a personalised support plan
£100 – Fuels a minibus for a month, supporting pickups and outings
£500 – Supports a week of essential running costs, helping deliver vital services to 100+ families