


What We Do
Seesaw is a provision of Achieving Aspirations CIC that provides a range of diverse and engaging short breaks suitable for children with additional needs.
We host different types of breaks regularly throughout the year, and have been working closely with a range of partners to develop an assortment of short breaks. At Seesaw, we have a vast amount of experience and expertise in providing activities and care for individuals with learning disabilities, particularly to those who have complex support needs and require a bespoke and specialist support.
The experience of attending one of our residential breaks extends beyond the activities on offer and provides an opportunity to sleep away from home in a safe, relaxed and fun environment. This, in turn, helps to develop confidence and social skills.



In Your Words
We are proud and love the work we do and your feedback motivates us to do even more!
"I want to pass on to your entire team how grateful I have been for your support over the past year. I know many of the families you support would have not made it through without you. Also thank you for the great communication and joint working you’ve helped me with personally too."





“Thank you all so much for taking such good care of our son, I know he loves coming to the Junction”





"Thank you so much to you and of all your team for all your hard work this year. You have all worked so hard without Ambleside families would not have coped."





"The phone calls each week meant a lot, made us feel we haven't been forgotten and someone is out there looking out. Many thanks all!"





"Staff are amazing. I never worry when sending my child to Ambleside, they really are an extension of our family."





" Theresa I would like to say a huge THANK YOU to you and all your staff for all the help and support you have given myself and my daughter, I don't know what I would have done without all of you, not enough words can express how much this service means to us all as a family, especially myself, Thank you again"





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