The Rose Road Association provides a range of services and opportunities for children and young people with disabilities, their parents and carers.

Rosewood School is a non-maintained special school run by the Rose Road Association.

The support we receive from the community and local businesses makes a huge difference to the lives of those who attend Rose Road - Find out how you can get involved

Through the Change My Life Appeal, we aim to raise £2,000 for each of the 150 young people who attend Rose Road - that's £300,000 in total, a real challenge!

The Rose Road Association has been providing high quality services for young people with disabilities for over 50 years. Select an area to find out more about what we do

We have a number of meeting rooms and therapeutic facilities available
for hire here at the Bradbury Centre

We provide fully accredited and certified training courses in our areas of expertise, to the social care sector, private companies and individuals.

The Rose Road Volunteer Department is looking for volunteers in many departments within the Association and also in the local community.

We are always looking for talented individuals to join the Rose Road team. Find out more about current vacancies and download an application pack today.

Summer Skydive Challenge

The Rose Road Association is looking for adventurous volunteers to make a fundraising parachute jump on Saturday 6th September 2008 and by raising the minimum of £405 in sponsorship you will get to jump for free!

Find out more about our Summer Skydive

Rose Road Fun Day goes with a Gunge!

Saturday the 21st June saw the charity's annual fun day at The Rose Road Associations Bradbury Centre.

Star guest was Children presenter Dave-Benson Phillips. Dave has been on the Disney channel, the BBC, nickelodeon and many other children's TV channels, and is a much loved entertainer. Dave dusted off his infamous gunge tank ready to gunge some local celebrities.

Find out more about the Fun Day

First Steps Directory is Now Online

The First Steps directory has been an indispensable book for local people involved with disability for many years but now parents, carers and professionals can access that information online. The directory offers comprehensive information about what it is like to have a disabled child and what services are available.

Visit www.firststepsdirectory.info

Tel: (023) 8072 1234
Fax: (023) 8051 3473
The Bradbury Centre
300 Aldermoor Road
Southampton
SO16 5NA

You can also contact us through the website, using the relevant forms in the the "Contact Us" section which can be found in the main menu.