Allsorts is a charity that supports families with a disabled child
Welcome to Allsorts
Allsorts is a Stroud based charity supporting families with a disabled child. We provide family trips, sports and fitness, parent/carer support, a positive and caring community, fun and friendship.
Our values
- Families leading the way
- Hearing young voices
- Creating positive opportunities
- Everyday fun for everyone
Our Vision
What we want the future to look like.
For children and young people with additional needs to have a choice of meaningful and accessible opportunities and for their whole families to feel supported and included.
Help us today
Corporate support – you could be a charity partner, sponsor an event or volunteer your time.
Fundraising events – lots of exciting things to get involved with.
Volunteer – have fun, and make life special for someone. There are always lots of opportunities to make a difference.
Allsorts needs your help.
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Allsorts latest news…
Parent and Carer Workshops: January/February 2025
During each term, Allsorts hosts regular Monday morning (9:45am-12pm) Parent and Carer Support Workshops delivered by guest speakers. Workshops are themed each term, to support…
Help Allsorts Bring Joy to Families This Christmas
For families like Nadia Francis and her daughter Ophelia, Allsorts isn’t just a place to borrow toys – it’s about support, connection and happiness. Ophelia,…
Urgent Christmas Appeal 2024
We need your help to buy toys and sensory equipment Our toy lending library has been a big part of Allsorts since we started fifteen…
Allsorts Christmas Crafting Challenge!
Update: Thank you to all the wonderful crafters, groups, organisations, and community settings for supporting our cause by donating handmade items and displaying our appeal…
“Allsorts provides our family with a safe place to access advice, support and activities to suit the needs of my children. There are very limited alternatives. We love Allsorts.”