Prior's Court Summer 2022 Newsletter

The latest edition of the Prior's Court Newsletter, for Summer 2022, has now been published.

Click the image below to read this edition which features news on the huge Ofsted inspection achievements for our Care and Education teams, a visit by the UK's Chief Scout Bear Grylls to our site, the return of Let Me Shine festival and more.

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A sunny day sprucing up a garden

A team of volunteers from our corporate partners Charles Hunter Associates got stuck into getting the gardens of one of our residential homes for autistic young people ready for Spring in a recent visit.
Carney Sweeney volunteers dig deep in Countryside Learning Centre

Volunteers from our corporate partners Carney Sweeney enjoyed the great outdoors on a visit to our beautiful site, as they got their hands dirty to help spruce up one of our learning environments for the autistic young people we support.
Hampton Court Palace Half Marathon

Take on this half marathon that starts on the front courtyard of Hampton Court Palace and finishes in the Palace gardens whilst supporting autistic young people with complex needs.
Cambridge Half Marathon

Take on this popular, flat half marathon through the gorgeous setting of Cambridge whilst supporting autistic young people with complex needs.

Hampton Court Palace Half Marathon

Take on this half marathon that starts on the front courtyard of Hampton Court Palace and finishes in the Palace gardens whilst supporting autistic young people with complex needs.
Cambridge Half Marathon

Take on this popular, flat half marathon through the gorgeous setting of Cambridge whilst supporting autistic young people with complex needs.
Richmond Park Half Marathon

Take on a half marathon in the beautiful setting of Richmond Park whilst supporting autistic young people with complex needs.
Young adult Jamie supported to access his first ever show at a theatre

Jamie, who has a passion for the performing arts has been supported to access his first-ever theatre show in the community, giving his parents hope they can see a musical together as a family in the future.
Fantastic fundraisers complete London Landmarks Half Marathon, raising more than £3,500

Five fabulous fundraisers, inspired by some of their nearest and dearest, have pounded the pavements of London to raise money for our Performing Arts Centre appeal.
Haircut successes (2024)

A case study about how three of our young people were supported to achieve something amazing, and how receiving a hair cut at a proper barber shop is a huge milestone.
Performing Arts Centre fundraising appeal passes the £1m mark

A fundraising appeal to build the UK’s first bespoke performing arts centre specifically for autistic people with complex needs has soared past a key fundraising milestone.
Young people from Prior's Court gearing up for Parallel Windsor 2024

Young people from Prior's Court are taking on challenge events at this year's Parallel Windsor - a "festival of inclusivity".
Prior's Court at Parallel Windsor 2024

Young people at Prior's Court are taking on challenge events at this year's Parallel Windsor - a "festival of inclusivity".
Five fabulous runners gearing up for half marathon challenge

Five courageous runners are taking on a London half marathon in aid of Prior's Court, many to show their support for our work which has benefited their families.

Why we exist

All young people at Prior's Court are autistic, have severe learning disabilities and complex needs. We strive to help them to be healthy, happy, more independent and have the opportunity to work. We aspire to transform the lives of even more autistic young people with complex needs and continually push forward with improvements and innovations to provide the best possible care. This is why we exist. Read more

General donations

Every donation to Prior's Court, no matter how big or small, will help build a brighter future for autistic children and young people with complex needs. We are incredibly grateful for your support, thank you. For major gifts, please contact us directly. Read more

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