Liberty Jamboree’s vision is that children, young people, and young adults with learning and/or physical disabilities, neurodiversity, and/or Social and Emotional Mental Health (SEMH) are treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.

We proudly support individuals aged 8-35 across Staffordshire and the West Midlands to help them achieve their full potential, gain independence, and are empowered to make choices and contribute meaningfully to society, unlimited by disadvantage and societal barriers.

We have three dynamic streams of delivery:

🟣 Liberty inclusive youth services
After-school and weekend sessions that support personal growth, social development, and emotional well-being through fun, friendship, and creativity.

🟢 Jamboree on Board day opportunities
Structured volunteer and paid opportunities for young adults aged 18–35, building skills, confidence, and employability through real-world community engagement.

🔴 Over 18’s social outings and supported holidays
Carefully supported trips, social events, and holidays designed to nurture independence, strengthen friendships, and create lasting memories.

 We also:

• advocate for our young people and their families, providing ongoing advice and holistic support.
• campaign for greater awareness, accessibility, and inclusion in all areas of society – from education and employment to transport and recreation.

Our approach

We treat every young person as an individual, offering tailored, respectful support – whether that’s with personal care, medication, or alternative communication. We also provide transport from local schools and colleges to ensure access.

Above all, we create a safe, inclusive space where young people can grow in confidence, feel valued, and thrive.

Collaboration and community

We partner with organisations like Leicester Tigers, Staffordshire FA, MAMA, and That’s Dance! to deliver inclusive opportunities, build connections, and promote lasting integration.

Together, we’re creating a future where young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) can lead, achieve, and belong.