CHAILEY STORIES

Rosie is a sociable, happy and engaging young lady with a wicked sense of humour! Rosie loves being outdoors and exercising her dog Smudge. She also likes coming to the Leisure and Skills Centre to access activities such as swimming and rebound therapy.

Lucy has been coming to the LSC and Hub since 2021. She’s a bright, fun person who according to Hub Manager, Kerrie Scutt, “Is a wonderful young woman who lights up any room she comes into, we absolutely love supporting her in the Hub”.

With her cheeky smile, irrepressible curiosity and keen sporting talent, Ellie is a little girl who is most definitely going places.

Starting school can be a nerve-racking time for any parent but with Archie’s complex needs, his mum Gemma was especially worried about how he would cope in the new setting.

Max is 20 and has been coming to Chailey Heritage Foundation for nine years. At just four and a half weeks old, Max contracted whooping cough which caused an acquired brain injury. This resulted in a diagnosis of cerebral palsy which led to profound and multiple learning difficulties.

Bertie is six years old and started school at Chailey Heritage Foundation in 2018. He is an intelligent boy with a cheeky sense of humour, who loves animals and displays great empathy towards those around him.‍