The Children’s Trust exists to support children and young people with brain injury and neurodisability so they can live the best life possible. Our 2025–2030 strategy sets out how we will respond to the growing and urgent need for specialist neurorehabilitation for children and young people, deepen our impact and reach more families across the UK.
At the core of our strategy is a bold ambition: to be the UK’s leading provider of paediatric neurorehabilitation, transforming outcomes through expertise, compassion and innovation. Over the next five years, we will expand and strengthen our services, invest in life‑changing neurotechnology, future‑proof our outstanding school, and build a sustainable organisation that can help more children, sooner.
Children, young people and families are central to everything we do. This strategy focuses on what matters most to them – their goals, potential and quality of life – while working in partnership with the wider health, education and social care system to create lasting change.
This strategy reflects both the scale of the challenge we face and the strength of our ambition. Demand for specialist neurorehabilitation is growing, and our responsibility is clear: to build on our decades of expertise, invest in innovation and work in partnership across the system to help more children achieve the best possible outcomes, now and in the future.
Mike Thiedke, Chief Executive, The Children’s Trust
We invite you to read our strategy and join us as we work together to achieve better, brighter futures for children and young people with brain injury and neurodisability across the UK.
