About Brandon Trust
Brandon was formed in 1994 with a mission to ensure autistic people and people with learning disabilities are enabled to live the lives they choose – and that overarching intention, to contribute to the creation of a more equitable society, remains unchanged today.
As an independent charity, we do that by providing individualised, high-quality support that is genuinely life-enhancing.
Our support ranges from light-touch enabling services in people’s own homes through to 24-hour support in residential care with nursing. We also offer children’s play schemes and short-break services, that all deliver life-changing experiences for individuals and their families.
In addition, supported employment opportunities are available in our not-for-profit social enterprises.
Headquartered in Bristol for three decades, we now operate across the south of England and south Midlands, from London through to Warwickshire and Cornwall, and more than 1,600 children, young people and adults receive our support.
Delivered by a team of more than 2,000 staff, we are committed to working with the people we support and those close to them, to shape a future where every autistic person and people with a learning disability is enabled to live their life to its full potential.
An introduction to Brandon and our whole-life support
Chief Executive, Helen England, introduces Brandon Trust and our whole-life support approach for autistic people and people with learning disabilities.
This video offers an overview of who we are, what we stand for, and how we make a difference every day.
More Than a Provider
Brandon Trust is proud to be part of More Than a Provider – a powerful collaboration of six not-for-profit social care organisations, united by a shared mission, and collectively supporting around 12,000 people with learning disabilities and autistic people across the UK.
We’re working together to influence change at the highest levels, making sure that the voices and needs of disabled people are front and centre in adult social care reform. Together, we’re driving forward a vision for a more inclusive, responsive, and hopeful future for social care.
We’re united in the belief that people drawing on and working in social care should be at the heart of decision-making.
Visit the More Than a Provider website to find out more about the partnership.
