Our impact

All our programmes are designed to empower around 200 students a year to:

  • Improve their physical and mental health and wellbeing;

  • Develop their independent living skills;

  • Have the confidence and opportunities to participate in their communities;

  • Take part in voluntary and paid work through their own skills development, and by educating and influencing wider society about the benefits of employing adults with a learning disability and autistic adults.

Impact reports

Read our latest impact report:

What do our students say?

93% say that coming to Share helps them make friends.

85% say that coming to Share helps them to be healthier.

89% say that coming to Share helps them to do things by themselves. 

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Student story

Meet Carla

Carla's growth as an artist has culminated in two public displays of her work and she's become more self-aware, resilient and independent as a result.
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How you can support our work

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Donate

We rely on donations to help us provide the quality of services that disabled people have a right to access.
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Volunteer with us

Volunteering is a rewarding way to get involved in your community and you'll make new friends too!
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Read our latest news

Find out what's been happening at Share. Read our latest news and updates.
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