Key Facts 2010/11 

This year Break supported over 2000 individuals, families and carers including:-

  21 vulnerable young people were cared for within our five high quality children's homes. All of these attended either full time or part-time education or employment

  26 young people were supported through our Transition Project

  23 young people received mentoring services

  12 children received short breaks at Morley House and 6 children weekly boarded whilst attending a nearby school

  35 school age children with autistic spectrum disorders and other learning disabilities received regular short breaks at Nelson Lodge in South Norfolk

  48 families were provided with residential support and assessments to ensure the best possible outcomes for both parents and their vulnerable children.  24 children returned home with their parents, while the remaining children were placed permanently with alternative carers who could meet their needs

  116 teenage parents received support from our Embrace Project

  78 women diagnosed with a mental health difficulty were supported in a safe, healthy and positive environment on their road to recovery at our residential unit in South Norfolk

  10 women with enduring mental health problems were helped to re-establish their own lives in the community through supported housing. 1 woman moved on to full independence in the community 

  426 children and adults with learning disabilities and challenging behaviour enjoyed holidays at our holiday centre in Sheringham

  221 enjoyed affordable holidays for disadvantaged families at our two holiday chalets in Devon

  All our work would not be possible without our 457 dedicated staff and 705 invaluable volunteers

Annual Report and Accounts 2010/11