The Sunnybank Trust

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The Sunnybank Trust supports adults with learning disabilities in the North East Surrey area to live without prejudice and have confidence, opportunities and control over their own lives.

​We celebrate our differences and believe that everyone in our community should be included, respected and treated as equal.

Our mission

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To improve the quality of life for people with

learning disabilities in our community.

 

Our vision

More specifically we aim to:

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  • Enable people with learning disabilities to feel safe and secure

  • Enable people with learning disabilities to participate more in things they enjoy

  • Give people with learning disabilities a voice in managing their own lives

  • Reduce isolation, build friendships and improve community support networks

  • Improve knowledge, understanding and inclusion of people with learning disabilities in the wider community

We support around 250 vulnerable men, women and young adults with learning disabilities in North East Surrey to live without prejudice and have confidence, opportunities and control over their own lives.

 

Address & Contact

Get in touch with The Sunnybank Trust


Address

The Old Town Hall, The Parade, Epsom, Surrey, KT18 5AG

GPS

51.3330808, -0.2652727

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The Sunnybank Trust supports adults with learning disabilities in the North East Surrey area to live without prejudice and have confidence, opportunities and control over their own lives.

​We celebrate our differences and believe that everyone in our community should be included, respected and treated as equal.

Our mission

quality of life.png

To improve the quality of life for people with

learning disabilities in our community.

 

Our vision

More specifically we aim to:

​

  • Enable people with learning disabilities to feel safe and secure

  • Enable people with learning disabilities to participate more in things they enjoy

  • Give people with learning disabilities a voice in managing their own lives

  • Reduce isolation, build friendships and improve community support networks

  • Improve knowledge, understanding and inclusion of people with learning disabilities in the wider community

We support around 250 vulnerable men, women and young adults with learning disabilities in North East Surrey to live without prejudice and have confidence, opportunities and control over their own lives.

 

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