Our strategy

Building on the strong foundations of our previous three-year strategy, we're excited to share our new strategy, guiding our work from April 2026 to March 2029. In its development, we consulted with students, parents and carers, staff, trustees, volunteers, and key partners including local authorities, Integrated Care Boards, and funders. This strategy outlines the actions and initiatives we're undertaking to stay focused on our mission and continue to make a real impact in our community.

Our vision sets out the big picture – the world we would like to exist.

For us, it is a society where every disabled and autistic adult is valued, feels like they belong, and has the freedom to achieve their ambitions.

To work with our students to create a kind, progressive environment where they are empowered and enabled to live happier, healthier, and more independent lives.

We undertake to:

Be ambitious
For what we can achieve, for the standards we set ourselves, and for the change we can create in society;

Be inclusive 
We will value people as the individuals they are, creating an equitable and person-centred environment so we all feel like we belong at Share;

Act with integrity 
When we say we are going to do something, we will do it so we build trust with each other, and we will take responsibility for our actions;

Be kind 
We will look out for and after each other, and our wellbeing will be at the heart of all we do;

Be respectful to each other 
We will listen to and value others and their opinions, even if we disagree with them, and we will treat each other as peers, who all have voices that should be heard;

Be supportive of each other 
We will help each other out, give people the tools they need to succeed, and empower people to make choices.