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Our varied and exciting programme offers hundreds of activities, from camping and hiking to surfing and paragliding. Young people can also achieve their badges in such diverse subjects as PR, electronics and entertainment. Scouting is a unique adventure that’s full of surprises. Join in and…

Information and support to live independently and safely. Berkshire Vision provide vital practical and emotional support to visually impaired people and their families. The range of services include: Sight Loss Support Officers Telephone Befriending Tech support Employability Children, young people and families activities programme Social activities 18-35…

The group was set up specifically to support young adults with their transition into adulthood. Regular get-togethers are available for this group. Members meet with other partially sighted young adults living in Berkshire, this gives them a sense of friendship and takes the isolation away…

Visit the website for current listing and downloadable calendar with everything from coffee mornings, quiz nights, sing a longs and gentle exercises. Find detailed instructions on how to join the various sessions on offer.

The telephone befriending service will match you with a volunteer to call you each week (or however often works best for you) to make sure you have someone to talk to. This service is also available in many other languages - please get in touch to…

The Berkshire West Autism & ADHD Support Service provides advice, workshops and courses for children and young people aged up to 25 who are autistic or have ADHD – or are waiting for a NHS assessment – and their families. The service is a partnership between Autism Berkshire and Parenting…

The Berkshire West Breathing Space is a safe, welcoming and supportive space for anybody aged over 18 experiencing emotional distress and struggling to cope. Whatever the reason for you feeling distressed or in crisis, we're here to help. We are available to provide support every…

Established in 1940, Berkshire Youth provides support to youth leaders and young people across Berkshire and within the six unitary authorities. We have continued to develop new opportunities for both youth leaders and young persons over this considerable period.  

The Oaks Childcare Clubs CIC is a not-for-profit organisation which operates breakfast clubs and after school clubs in Mortimer St John’s School, Mortimer St Mary’s School, Burghfield St Mary’s School and Silchester Primary School. They provide a fun, active and safe environment in which to…

A West Berkshire Council managed mixed nursing and residential home providing specialist support to people with dementia.

Baby massage and yoga together with postnatal exercise for mums.

Life after traumatic injury can be challenging. Blesma is here for all serving and ex-service men and women who have experienced loss of limbs. Loss of limbs, hearing, sight or speech, either during or after service. Here to help.  

Helping blind ex-Service men and women lead independent and fulfilling lives by supporting them with expertise, experience and a full range of services.The Blind Veterans organisation give veterans much-needed support to adjust to sight loss, overcome the challenges of blindness and enjoy daily life. The charity…

Bloom baby classes are multi-award winning baby development and sensory classes that run across Caversham, Charvil and Pangbourne. Suitable for babies age 6 weeks - toddling  Our Caterpillar Club is suitable for babies age 6 weeks - 5/6 months (sitting age) is a gentle baby development…

Blue Apple Theatre Young Company Performing Arts Who? For 14-18 year olds with a learning disability. When? During term-time weekly on Saturdays 11am-12pm. Where? Online via Zoom. Cost?  Taster sessions are free. Then £7 per session payable termly/half-termly in advance. How to book? To book or ask questions please email groups@blueappletheatre.com or…

Parking concessions for people with disabilities who travel either as drivers or as passengers.  Blue Badges allow the holder concessions when parking.They're issued to individual applicants (you do not need to own a car) and organisations that transport disabled people.