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Haskins to bring local community together with a range of family friendly events in new charity partnership with Rose Road.

Read how Rose Road helps Hope find balance and say "Challenge NOT Accepted" to not being entitled to some 'me time'.

Read how Keiran's time at Rose Road has helped him express himself, enjoy time with peers and make sure the world hears him!

Read how Bethany says "Challenge NOT Accepted" to being actively involved and doing what she loves with Rose Road everyday.

Not safe to ride rollercoasters? Challenge NOT Accepted! Find out how Liam's living his best life with Rose Road.

Tamara's mum Alison explains how they say "Challenge NOT Accepted" to being stuck indoors and missing out on fun!

Mum Lynette explains why there are no social barriers for Harry and how Rose Road's support helps him.

We are delighted to announce that Marwell Hotel are coming on board as a new corporate partner.

We're celebrating the incredible efforts of those who took on their own independent challenge for Rose Road in 2025, raising an incredible £14k for disabled children and young people.

"Charlie is simply a part of Rose Road, and having attended since such a young age, she’s never not known it". Why long-term support for families like Charlotte's is so important.

"Rose Road helps make each week easier, it gives me that break where I just don’t have the same worries". Read how your donation can help more families like JJ's.

"Rose Road is our family’s only support network, and I want it to be for James’ lifetime. It’s vital Rose Road has a secure future for more young people like him."

"I am so happy Rose Road are funding respite nights for Orla while we await a decision on her statutory funding, we need their support more than ever"

"It’s overwhelming as a mum, knowing what they go through. As their needs have become more complex, Rose Road have been there all the way".

Take on the 400m swim, 15km cycle, and 4km run as a team of 3 at David Lloyd, and enjoy a networking lunch.

Law firm Womble Bond Dickinson help fund essential respite service helping families through challenging times

How our SENDIASS team provides essential support for parents and carers needing SEND support

Rose Road is delighted to announce a new charity partnership with the go-to platform for discovering unique activities across Hampshire.

Rose Road raises over £5,000 as the named charity for the Shirley Fringe 2025 festival - a week of music and entertainment held at local venues.

Our young people take centre-stage to CHALLENGE the assumptions that they can’t do things, showing instead how they CAN take risks, speak up, express themselves, and join in.

A huge thank you to our team of thrill-seekers for taking on new heights at Double Whammy Weekend 2025. Find out how it went and our heroes motivations for taking part.

This Learning Disability Week, the theme is "Do you see me?". Cal's mum Diane talks about finding family with Rose Road and how she feels her son is truly seen and loved.

From Emergency respite nights and helping to get Jay the support she needs, read how Rose Road have been alongside Toni and her family.

Read Chester's story about how his time at Rose Road has brought him, and his family, so much more happiness and freedom

We had another successful Easter holidays running our activity day club, providing vital daycare to 40 families, including Lola's.

We're celebrating the incredible efforts of our Marathon runners who raised an incredible £15k for disabled children and young people.

Bruce is taking on his first triathlon in over ten years to fund trips with WetWheels for young people at Rose Road

This #WorldAutismDay, we're celebrating Roman's achievements with Rose Road that have seen him start to draw again.

Read 4-year-old Alfie’s story about how our support has helped him find his happy place at Rose Road. #NeurodiversityWeek

"She needs stimulation and wants friends. We can’t give her all of that, but Rose Road does". Read April's story by her parents Kim and Karl.

"Lauren has a place where she belongs, where she is understood and valued". Read Lauren's story by her mum, Sandra.