Bracknell Short Breaks
Short Breaks give children and young people a chance to spread their wings, whilst helping ease the load on parents and guardians. We offer the opportunity for children and young people to dive into new interests and nurture their independence through tailored support to fit the unique needs of each young person and family.
Who is it for?
Disabled children & young people aged between 2-25 living in Bracknell Forest.
When does it run?
7 days a week, 9.00am – 10.30pm
How much does it cost?
Varies depending on the needs of the child / young person
How to access the service
Parents / carers can refer themselves. Or a social care, school, or health professional can refer you.
About this service
Our short, activity-packed breaks are carefully designed with input from families, ensuring that every child and young person’s unique needs are met. They help individuals develop essential life skills, fostering greater self-reliance. And they’re a gateway to fresh experiences, new friendships, and vibrant memories.
A Kids professional can take your child out for some fun— whether it’s a trip to the cinema, bowling alley, or a splash at the local swimming pool. They have a joyful experience and it gives you as a family a break from caregiving duties. Or, if you prefer, for shared memories if the whole family’s out for the day, a Kids worker can come along to make sure everyone has an amazing time.
Our team is made up of skilled professionals, from buddies and key workers to mentors, support workers, and specialised caregivers. Their expertise ensures that everyone’s needs are met with care and precision.
We’re fully registered with OFSTED, and we strictly adhere to all relevant guidelines, ensuring a safe and trustworthy environment for all.
Contact this service
The best way to contact this service is to use the form below. Alternatively, you can reach us by phone or email.
Phone: 01344 453 266
Email: Bracknell.team@kids.org.uk
Georgia says
“I love my short break because it gives me independence and it gives me some time for ME!”
Georgia Chambers, a young service user (pictured centre)