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Child Autism UK’s main office is based in Bracknell’s very own Arlington Square, although their reach has since expanded out of Bracknell. The charity was founded by parents, and to this day, nearly all of their trustees are either parents of autistic children or have lived experience of autism. Child Autism UK supports a helpline

The Wayz Youth Centre is a fun, safe and welcoming place for young people from across Bracknell Forest to attend, with a range of engaging programmes and opportunities supporting those from ages 8 through 25 years old. WAYZ Youth provides an arena to help support young people gain confidence and understanding when dealing with current

Youthline is a local Bracknell charity that provides confidential counselling to young people aged 12–25 and to the adults who support them. Their team of dedicated volunteer counsellors help young people who are struggling with anxiety, bereavement, family breakdown, self-harm, and other challenges that can feel overwhelming. Youthline offers a safe, compassionate space where young

Sebastian’s Action Trust is a charity serving the South East of England, including Berkshire, Surrey, Hampshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, and surrounding areas . The charity works to enhance the wellbeing of children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions, along with their families. SAT provides a tailored programme of support to help families navigate the emotional and practical challenges

Age Concern Bracknell Forest is an independent local charity devoted to caring for older people in the Bracknell community. This charity has been a lifeline to those facing loneliness, frailty, or dementia for over 50 years. Their community groups bring people together across generations, creating friendships that break isolation and remind people they are valued.

Home-Start Bracknell Forest is a local lifeline for families with young children (0–5) facing tough times. They walk alongside parents when they feel overwhelmed, offering warmth, understanding, and practical help. Many of Home Start’s families work for BID-based companies, and Home Start makes a point to be there to support them outside of work so