What we do at Rainbow
We inspire, motivate and enable those affected by neurological conditions
Here at the centre we support children, adults and those caring for them, who are affected by Cerebral Palsy, stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, and head injuries. We do this through a system of learning called Conductive Education and by providing information and signposting.
Participants are encouraged to take an active role in their own development, learning new ways to become active and happy individuals who are proud of their own achievements and ready for life’s challenges. We focus on what they CAN DO and help them to reach their full potential.
Registered Charity Number: 1096603
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Adults
Services MS, Parkinson's disease and stroke groups. -
Children
From under 3s to adolescents. -
Fundraising
Lots of different ways to help us raise funds.
News
HMS Queen Elizabeth Wardroom members set sail with Rainbow Bear
...This morning members of @HMSQnlz Wardroom learnt of the amazing things @rainbowcharity do for so many people. @HMSQnlz Wardroom are looking forward to funraising for its
Coffee Morning to support parents of children with CP and other motor development delay
Did you know we run regular s
upport groups on the 4th Thursday of every months for parents with children with CP and other motor ...
Star of the Week
Frankie
I am very good at keeping my balance whilst holding my arm out straight, so I can play with the skating penguin on the ice.
Wat people say about us
"CE has improved my attitude and confidence to overcome and better manage my disabilities. It helps my determination to lead a full and active life."
- Colin - PD Group"Sophia is now more independent which allows not only her but the rest of the family more freedom. We have also learnt songs and activities we can integrate into daily life in order to help Sophia develop and reach her full potential"
- Juliet - Sophia's Mum“The Rainbow Centre, for me, was a huge learning curve. I was exposed to an entirely new concept called Conductive Education and feel that everyone should be aware of it! The staff really understand their service users and take an individual approach with them all. They make adults feel comfortable and (from what I witnessed) empowered, and motivate the children so well that their tasks do not feel at all a burden. It is a positive, educative, welcoming Centre and I have thoroughly enjoyed my two weeks’ placement here”.
- Sammi Stoyles, Work Experience Placement