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Our Mission 

At Safebreaks, our mission is to enable people with additional needs to live confident, connected, and fulfilling lives - not through care, but through real opportunity.

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We exist to support adults with learning disabilities, autism, and associated needs to access their communities, grow their independence, and experience meaningful engagement on their own terms. Every service we offer - from day activities and enabling support to social clubs and community projects - is built around inclusion, dignity, and choice.

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We are driven by a strong social purpose: to remove barriers, not create dependency. Our work empowers people to take positive risks, build relationships, and achieve outcomes that reflect their own voice. We prioritise practical skill-building, emotional wellbeing, and genuine community presence.

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As a community-interest organisation, every decision we make is grounded in social impact - not profit. We collaborate closely with individuals, families, local authorities, and community venues to design support that fits the real world. Demand for our work continues to grow, not through advertising, but through reputation and trust.

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Looking ahead, our aim is to evolve and expand our impact, while keeping our founding mission at the heart of everything we do: to provide support that feels human, hopeful, and built for real life.

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Your journey, our support.

UP AND COMING EVENTS 

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We’d love your feedback!

To help us improve our events and make them even better in the future, we’d be really grateful if you could share your thoughts.

Whether you joined us for the first time or come along every month, your feedback helps us shape inclusive, enjoyable, and accessible experiences for everyone.

 

Thank you for your time and support

Safebreaks: Your Journey, Our Support

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Registered CIC in England & Wales

 

Company No: 12106234

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