Farnham, Surrey

A calm, inclusive space to build confidence, connection, skills and belonging.

The Manor Hub supports neurodivergent children, young people, young adults and selected adult groups through low-pressure activities, structured pathways and real-world participation.

Main session routes include ages 11–16, 16+ young adults and selected adult specialist sessions. Children aged 10 and under usually attend with a parent, carer or supervising adult.

What The Manor Hub Is

A calm inclusive pathway space

The Manor Hub is a Farnham-based inclusive pathway space where participants can explore activities, practise everyday confidence, build social connection, develop life skills and take part at their own pace.

Low pressure

Watch first, take breaks and join in gradually.

Structured

Sessions are planned around age, confidence, support needs and suitability.

Practical

Activities support real-world confidence, independence and belonging.

Choose Your Starting Point

Who are you here for?

Parents & Carers

For families looking for a calm, structured place where a child or young person can build confidence, friendships and practical skills.

Visit Parents & Carers Page

Schools / AP / SEND Referrers

For SENCOs, inclusion teams, AP providers, therapists and community partners looking for structured programmes, group sessions or pilots.

Visit Referrer Page

Young People

For young people and young adults who want to see what the space feels like, what they can do and how they can join in without pressure.

Visit Young People Page

What You Can Do Here

Activities at The Manor Hub

Dungeons & Dragons

Quest Club

Chess Club

Video Games & E-Sports

Creative & Digital Skills

Cooking & Life Skills

3D Model Making & Creative Construction

Employability Academy

Interactive Golf

Interactive Darts

Shuffleboard

Karaoke & Silent Disco

First Visit

How a first visit works

A warm welcome at The Manor Hub — a young person arriving and being greeted in a calm, inclusive activity space
  1. 1

    Say hello

    Send a quick enquiry or ask a question.

  2. 2

    Visit calmly

    Come and see the space with no pressure to join in.

  3. 3

    Choose how to participate

    Watch, join, take a break or try something small.

  4. 4

    Agree the next step

    We suggest a suitable session, group or pathway.

For Referrers

Structured programmes for schools, AP and SEND partners

We can support schools, AP providers, SENCOs, therapists and community partners with structured group sessions, 4-week pilots, life skills, employability, social confidence and optional progress tracking through Ember.

Safety, Choice & Wellbeing

Care built into every session

Safeguarding-aware planning

DBS and safer recruitment approach

Predictable routines

Low-pressure participation

Breaks and quiet options

Suitability considered before attendance

The Manor Hub is not a school, clinical provider or therapy service. Where specialist support, personal care, medical support or high-risk behaviour support is required, this must be discussed and agreed in advance.

Ways to Start

Three calm ways to begin

Low-Pressure First Visit

A simple first step for families or young adults who want to see the space before committing.

Plan a First Visit

Weekly Sessions & Clubs

Suitable activities may include D&D, Quest Club, Chess, creative skills, life skills, employability or supported leisure.

Explore Activities

School / AP / Partner Programmes

Group sessions, pilots and bespoke provision can be discussed with schools, AP providers and community partners.

Request a Pilot Proposal

Still not sure where to start?

You do not need to know which activity or pathway is right before contacting us. Tell us a little about who you are enquiring for, and we can suggest the most suitable next step.