Visiting Heathrow Special Needs Centre has been a life-changing experience for me. The non-weight bearing activities have helped me improve my balance and coordination significantly. The staff’s dedication and the calming presence of the animals make each visit something I look forward to.

The varied session content at the centre has been a godsend for my son, who struggles with severe autism. Seeing him engage with the farm animals and slowly open up has been deeply moving. His communication has improved, and so has his happiness.

“I love coming to the Heathrow Centre because it makes me feel strong and happy. The animals are my friends, and I’ve learned so much about taking care of them. It’s a place where I can be myself and feel proud of what I can do.”

After my stroke, I thought my active days were over. But the Heathrow Special Needs Centre gave me a new lease on life. Working in the gardens and interacting with the animals has helped me regain much of my lost mobility and confidence.

The centre’s approach to therapeutic and educational activities is incredible. My brother has multiple learning disabilities, and the structured yet flexible activities here have brought a noticeable improvement in his physical and mental health.

Every visit to the Heathrow Special Needs Centre offers me a sense of freedom that’s rare to find elsewhere. Despite my profound disabilities, the staff and volunteers make sure I’m included in all activities, helping me maintain my mobility and spirit.

As someone with ADHD, it’s hard to find activities that hold my attention and help me relax. The Heathrow Special Needs Centre has been that place for me. The animal-assisted activities keep me engaged and have greatly improved my focus and self-esteem.