83%

83% of our graduates over the last three years have gone on to independent living in supported housing.

To learn more about support in moving on from Orpheus, click here.

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The Positives about Dyspraxia

"People with Dyspraxia have a good personality, good humour and are positive." (student Ollie)
Coin Project

Meet the Apollo group
Poetry in Motion

Poetry in Motion, filmed by Dance Tutor Imogen as part of Well Being Wednesday. Be Thankful - poem.
Steve Kershaw and Friends Jazz Concert

Join jazz aficionado Steve Kershaw with friends Nick Vintskevich (saxophone) and Leonid Vintskevitch (piano), at the Orpheus Barn Theatre for a night of cutting edge Anglo-Russian contemporary jazz on the Friday 15th of November.

Join us

If you share our passion for changing the lives of disabled people then take a look at our current vacancies.
About us

Our vision and mission.
Carol Concert

Join us for an evening of festivities on Tuesday 3 December 2019.
For parents

If your son/daughter or young person is aged between 18 and 25 and has a physical and/or learning disability we’d love for them to join us.
History

The Orpheus Centre was founded by Sir Richard Stilgoe in 1997. Twenty years later Orpheus has transformed the lives of hundreds of young people and their families.
The Orpheus Centre

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

Download our planner and term dates.
Who we support

Any student can access domiciliary care and support, and we provide packages to meet the needs of the individual.
Our ethos

At Orpheus we use the arts as a vehicle to promote learning and personal development. We teach a diverse curriculum that covers the arts, independence and employment skills.
Support us

The Orpheus Centre is a registered charity (no 1105213) and your support enables our life-changing work with young disabled people.