How we help
We start with the support that makes the biggest difference to the hardest parts of your week — no overnight care yet, while we build the track record that makes that safe to offer well.
Companion support
One-to-one time with a trained companion, at home, with you present or nearby — company, structure, and a break for you without leaving your child with a stranger.
Community outings
Parks, libraries, swimming, soft play, cafés, museums, exhibitions, factories and workshops — matched to what your child actually enjoys and can cope with.
School-holiday activities
Structured sessions covering the weeks that put the most pressure on working parents.
Evening relief (5–9pm)
Support through the wind-down and bedtime window — often the hardest hour of the day, covered so you get one back.
Coming later, once we have the staff experience and insurance in place to do it properly: overnight sitting, emergency respite, and structured sleep-support programmes.
Looking for more than an activity
More than something to fill the time?
If you're supporting a child approaching adulthood, or an adult with a learning disability, and you're looking for something that goes beyond a standard activity offer, that's a different part of what we do — and it's the part we're building right now.