Dame Hannah Rogers Trust - Ivybridge

The Dame Hannah Rogers Trust is a charity organization located at Woodland Rd, Ivybridge PL21 9HQ, United Kingdom. The trust offers support and services for children and adults with disabilities. They provide education, care, and transition services to help individuals with disabilities live independent and fulfilling lives.

The trust has a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, making it easy for individuals with mobility challenges to access their facilities. They have received positive reviews from visitors and have a 4.7/5 average rating based on 62 reviews on Google My Business.

The Dame Hannah Rogers Trust has a team of highly trained and experienced professionals who are dedicated to providing the best possible care and support to their clients. They offer a range of services, including education, therapy, and care, tailored to meet the individual needs of each client.

The trust's location in Ivybridge, a charming town in the South Hams district of Devon, provides a peaceful and picturesque setting for their facilities. The town is easily accessible by car, train, or bus, making it convenient for visitors to reach.

For those looking to learn more about the Dame Hannah Rogers Trust and the services they offer, their website is a valuable resource. It provides detailed information about their mission, values, and programs, as well as ways to get involved and support the trust.

Reviews of Dame Hannah Rogers Trust

Daniel Healey

5/5

My grand daughter attends this school because she has special needs and I have to say what a superb job they do. She has come on in leaps and bounds since she started going to the school. The staff are simply fantastic and are extremely friendly, attentive and above all are very caring. The location and facilities are brilliant. Thank you for everything you do.

Johnny Mc

5/5

Lovely place. Staff are so nice and really care. Activity co-ordinator drums up loads of variety. They always seem to be smiling

Paul Dixon

1/5

As a disabled parent of 2 teenage sons, my children's mother left her own children to take a vacancy at the dame Hannah party house
Consisting of wheelchair races and jokes at patients expense. This is the type of carer you get at dame Hannah, a person who leaves her own children with a disabled father, to get paid for the fun the staff have at this establishment. Should be monitored to see what really goes on and what type of person you trust with your loved one. A discreet camera in the bungalows would cause uproar and probably close the place down. Staff should be scrutinised about children they abandon and breathalysed and drug tested before work.

Ben England

5/5

I was a pupil at Dame Hannah Rogers Trust when it was called
Dame Hannah Rogers School. I loved there found my independent.
1988-1994.

Mandy Ford

5/5

Dame hannah rogers is a charity for children and young Adults with learning disabilities.
It's suited at Ivybridge and newton Abbott.
It has high standards of care. Very friendly staff who do such a excellent job.
I've only been to Ivybridge . For the Adults it has five bungalows which has Three to five Adults. Some live on the premises . Some only rest bite.
24 hours round the clock care.
Good cook food made . Cook by staff.
The facilities are excellent.
The chardly helps to pay for special equipment . Wheelchairs, standing aid, Bus.
They get taken out daily up the park or dowe thec village shopping over to Endsliegh garden centre. Taken to the Theatre very offen. On holidays to Blackpool Butlins etc. It's has a sensory garden..A music and sensory room. Hydro pool..
They play games , bowling..
A large car park. Parking is free.
Lovely charity.

Catharin little

5/5

Great staff doing a wonderful job looking after the adults there. Do thankful my daughter is resident there.

Ashley Arscott-Stiles

5/5

Staff go above and beyond for the young adults! Lovely school and compassionate community feel

Ann Ellis

5/5

This charity does a wonderful job to empower young adults to live in the community and attend any social events the same as people without a disability