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…
New after-school Soft Play sessions with Allsorts
We’re excited to announce our new, exclusive use Soft Play sessions at Go Bananas, Stroud. These sessions are a great opportunity for our members to…
Regift your unwanted Christmas presents to Allsorts
Christmas is a time for giving, but what happens when you receive a present that doesn’t quite hit the mark? Maybe it’s a duplicate of…
Holly and Asger’s Story – How Allsorts Transforms Lives
When Holly joined Allsorts with her three children – 8-year-old Aubrey and 5-year-old twins Asger and Tiggi – she was searching for a space where…
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…
“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.”