Pride in lockdown
Every year across the globe, Pride events are held in June to celebrate the important and valuable contribution LGBT+ people make to our...
Donors continue to support our Coronavirus appeal
It’s been nine weeks since we launched our Coronavirus appeal. The response has been very positive and we have received some generous...
Black Lives Matter, a statement from Peter Calderbank, Chief Executive, Field Lane
A statement from Peter Calderbank, Chief Executive, Field Lane The death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, USA on the 25 May 2020 has...
Trust’s donation helps keep our clients entertained during lockdown
Trying to keep things as normal as possible for our clients during lockdown has been a challenge. Whilst not able to go out and about for...
Supporting adults with learning disabilities adapt to lockdown
Recent findings from the Office for National Statistics, which highlights the impact of COVID-19 on the wellbeing of people with a...
Sarah, one of our project managers, talks to us about life at Ailsa Road.
Sarah: "...the true joy of my role is being able to help my clients to live the life they want, one that will be fulfilling to them." How...
Small change makes a big difference
The small things in life can often make the biggest difference. This is very true for our clients, who are seeking to lead more...
Keeping everyone safe and well is our main priority
A message from our chair and chief executive We have all been impacted dramatically by the spread of the Covid-19 virus and that applies...
Supporting vulnerable families during lockdown
There has been an increase in domestic violence in the weeks since lockdown was introduced. Sixteen people were killed in the first three...
Remember Field Lane in your will
These are unprecedented times. Many charities face an uncertain future with levels of funding dropping in light of the coronavirus...
Join our 2.6 challenge
We are taking part in a new national fundraising campaign ‘The 2.6 challenge’. This is a new challenge that thousands of charities in the...
The Surrey Community Fund buys sails for Wood Street's garden
The Community Foundation for Surrey has awarded our Wood Street project a grant to buy garden shade sails. With current lockdown...
Please donate to our Coronavirus appeal
The social care sector is under severe strain as carers continue to support the most vulnerable members of society – in their homes or in...
Put on your sparkles and show your support for care workers
There are two million social care workers looking after the most vulnerable people in the UK, helping them to get through and survive the...
Hollyhocks’ residents jump up and down
Clients living at at our Hollyhocks project, who have learning disabilities and autism, will soon have their own outdoor trampoline,...
Keeping our clients safe and happy
This is a difficult time for all of us, no less for our clients and the teams of staff who support them. The most important thing is to...
Wet room up and running at Ailsa Road
The new wet room is finally up and running at our Ailsa Road project. Eight donors generously contributed to the fund for this work. We...
New Worsley Road project opens its doors
Worsley Road – our newest project – welcomed its first resident at the beginning of the year. Charlie (pictured) recently finished...
Wood Street garden project goes live with help from Allchurches Trust
As the sun makes a welcome reappearance this week, we are delighted to see our Wood Street garden design project get off the ground. A...
Summerhouse donation helps banish winter blues
In these last grey days of winter, it’s good to start thinking of the summer and brighter days ahead. That’s exactly what our clients at...
