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- A Very Special School
- Residential Care | Children and Young People
- Aquamovers
- Holiday Club
- Short Breaks for Children and Young People
- Patchwork Farm
- Hippotherapy and Therapeutic Riding
- Residential Care for Adults | Futures
- Leisure and Skills Centre | LSC
- The Hub
- Patchwork Farm
- Short Breaks for Young Adults
- Leadership Team
- Our NHS Partnership
- Governance
- Policies
- Safeguarding
- The Chailey Charter
- Our History
- Relationship and Sex Education Training
- Discover Magazine
- Annual Reports and Accounts
- Transition: Moving on
- Chailey Heritage Information & Parent/Carer Support
- Jewell Trust Family Liaison Worker
- Onsite Accommodation For Families
- Easter Holiday Club 2024
- Chailey Heritage Foundation's Paula Marten on Transition to Adult Services
- Makaton Song - Proud
- Chailey Heritage at Transition to Adult Services Conference
- Partners in Care – how a career with Chailey Heritage changes young lives
- Breakfast Chat at CHF - Cerebral Visual Impairment
- Lunchtime at Chailey Heritage Foundation
- Celebrating Strengths: Raising Awareness of Cerebral Palsy
- Hats galore for Woolly Hat Wednesday
- Exciting New Year’s INSET for Chailey staff – ‘Don’t Call Me Mum’.
- Jingle Bell Rock Makaton
- The Big Give 2023 – Hydrotherapy Heroes
- Evolving Your Child's Continuing Care Team
- Young People from CHF get involved with Shoebox Appeal
- Coro Nuovo Voices to Perform Christmas Concert in Chailey Heritage Chapel
- Breakfast chat for parents and carers
- Get bidding in our online auction!
- The Sex Factor Coffee Morning for Parents in Surrey
- Jessie's Fund Deliver Music Sessions for Pupils
- Jumbo Ensemble Raise Over £6,000 for CHF
- Louis' Fundraiser Changes His Life
- Jumbo Ensemble ‘The Show That Goes Like This’
- Chailey Games 2023 a Success
- CHF Chosen Charity For Tractor Road Run
- Jam Packed Fun For Summer Holiday Club
- Chailey Heritage Individual Learner Driven (CHILD) Curriculum
- Developing Effective Communication
- Developing Independence Through Powered Mobility
- One-Off Donation
- Regular Giving
- Gifts in Wills
- Gifts in Memory
- Vision Fund
- Gifts In Kind
- Shopping and recycling
- Sponsor an Animal
- Payroll Giving
- Occasional Fundraising Volunteer
- Patchwork Farm Volunteer
- Gardening Volunteer
- Driving Volunteer
- Riding Volunteer
- Tricycle Maintenance Volunteer
- Education Governor
- Commissioning Governor
- Fundraising
- How Your Donations Help
How Your Donations Help
Below are examples of how we spend your fundraising. Large or small, the funds you raise will make a difference.
- £5 buys a sensory toy to help young people with visual, hearing or other impairments.
- £15 could buy a birthday present for a young person who lives with us.
- £40 could pay for a music therapy session for young people with little or no speech.
- £70 could fund a wheelchair football for participation in after-school wheelchair football sessions.
- £100 could fund games and art activity materials for our school holiday clubs.
- £140 could fund a switch activated device for table cricket and other inclusive sports, to enjoy the benefits of participating in team games.
- £250 could fund a knitting machine, for young adults to take part in creative art sessions.
- £400 could fund a New Age Kurling set and ramp to enable participation in disability-inclusive competitions.
- £400 could fund an Aquamovers+ session for pre-school children, giving them the chance to participate in physical activity with support from our therapists. It also allows social interaction for isolated parents in similar circumstances.
- £1,500 could fund a walker, for exercise out of a wheelchair.
- £2,000 could fund our on-site therapeutic horse riding service for a week, to allow excercise, building of muscular strength and development of confidence.
