We’re focused on inspiring & empowering young disabled students to live fulfilling,  independent lives.

Help us today by donating

Support our charity today and help us in transforming the lives of young disabled people.

One off and monthly donations are available

£5 per month

Could support the students to learn a range of vital skills towards more independence.

£10 per month

Could provide cooking supplies to help them learn about healthy eating.

£25 per month

Could provide recording equipment training to allow them to record their own music.

£50 per month or more

Could help to pay for transport, additional classes, and opportunities for the students.

63% of students that graduated in 2021, successfully moved onto supported living

How can you support us?

The Orpheus Centre is a registered charity and we rely on your support to make our life-changing work with young disabled people possible.

Gift aid
Regular Giving
Orpheus Musical Notes

Clear Out Your Closet

Tandridge Together Lottery
In Memory & Wills

Our College

We use the arts as a tool to enable students to grow their personal development, cognitive and communication skills, and to achieve an overall sense of self-worth, pride, and confidence. All students choose a major subject to focus on when they join, and this currently includes drama, dance, music, creative arts, or film and media. To find out more whilst we are working on our website, you can download the prospectus below or you can email: enquiries@orpheus.org.uk

Other services we provide:

Hire Our Venue Out For Your Event

Host your event in our 17th Century Barn Theatre with all the facilities you will need for a great event.

Disability and Accessibility Training

Do you need to improve your understanding of disability in the workplace? Our experienced and qualified staff can help you.

Orpheus Arts Café

Situated within the lovely rural gardens of the Orpheus Centre, the Arts Café is a student-led enterprise that caters to students, staff, and events throughout the year.

Disability accessibility audit with OrpheAccess

This student-led group has the knowledge and real-life experience to help you provide the best workplace experience possible.

Student-led music recording and composition

The Extraordinary Studios student group
uses our recording studios

Orpheus Performance Singing Group

Book a truly spectacular performance by the students. We’re extremely lucky to have talented people who are available to take part in public events.

Orpheus Activism Group

Equality and making a difference is important to the Students who design and sell merchandise like T-shirts.

Mash Up Forum Theatre – Making Theatre Interactive

The students deliver engaging and interactive theatre experiences to local schools and communities.

Childcare through OrpheTots

The Students lead a range of activities for children onsite at Orpheus for our staff, and go out to a local nursery for work experience.

Sign up to our Newsletter

Sign up to our E-Newsletter and stay up to date with all the excitement happening around the centre, as well as receiving updates for our upcoming events!

We rely on your support to make our life-changing work with young disabled people possible.

Supporting Orpheus with a donation is a simple way of showing our students that you care about their future!

Our Community Engagement

At the Orpheus Centre, we believe in the transformative power of the Arts to unlock the boundless potential of young disabled adults. By nurturing their creative talents, we empower them with confidence, independence, and a sense of purpose that goes beyond the classroom and enriches their lives.
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🖼️ Planning a trip to Belfry Shopping Centre, Redhill between now and 13 October? Don’t forget to stop off at the DAiSY - Disability Arts in Surrey ‘Layers’ exhibition!

Featuring the art of 170d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists from 16 organisations including us, ‘Layers’ explores the question of “What makes you who you are, and how can you show that in your art?”.

The students were over the moon to see their artwork hanging up at the launch event last weekend – make sure you check it out before it closes this Sunday.

🖼️ Planning a trip to Belfry Shopping Centre, Redhill between now and 13 October? Don’t forget to stop off at the DAiSY - Disability Arts in Surrey ‘Layers’ exhibition!

Featuring the art of 170d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists from 16 organisations including us, ‘Layers’ explores the question of “What makes you who you are, and how can you show that in your art?”.

The students were over the moon to see their artwork hanging up at the launch event last weekend – make sure you check it out before it closes this Sunday.
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We wanted to pay our warmest respects and thanks to former Chairman, Vice President and long-term supporter of the Orpheus Centre, Richard Groom MBE, who sadly passed away recently.

The financial and business expertise he brought to Orpheus made a huge difference to the organisation and he remained heavily involved until very recently. Richard had a long career in business and was awarded an MBE in 2016 for services to charity.

We wanted to pay our warmest respects and thanks to former Chairman, Vice President and long-term supporter of the Orpheus Centre, Richard Groom MBE, who sadly passed away recently.

The financial and business expertise he brought to Orpheus made a huge difference to the organisation and he remained heavily involved until very recently. Richard had a long career in business and was awarded an MBE in 2016 for services to charity.
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