Aged from 8 to 21? Fancy some fun on the farm? Then Little Gate Rangers could be for you!
Our Rangers have a great time out and about – looking after our animals, exploring the countryside and woodlands, learning new skills and having plenty of fun.
The Little Gate Rangers are funded by BBC Children In Need (thanks, Pudsey!).
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Little Gate Farm provide school holiday sessions for children on the autism spectrum.
They have the opportunity to play with the farm animals, make fires and build dens allowing them to build confidence and friendships.
Posted by BBC Children in Need on Monday, 6 August 2018
We welcome anyone aged between 8 and 21 who has a learning disability or autism.
For further information please read our 2019 independent evaluation of the Little Gate Young Rangers service.
Latest news
Join our Facebook group to keep up to date with the latest news from our Little Gate Rangers.
We post updates with the dates for each month’s activities and there are plenty of photos to show all the fun and games that our Young Rangers and Teen Rangers get up to.
Support the Little Gate Rangers
Our Rangers programme gives children and young people with learning disabilities and autism a fantastic opportunity to develop new skills and build confidence – all in the wonderful surroundings of Little Gate Farm.
As well as boosting the opportunities and confidence for this vulnerable group of children, it also provides their families with some valuable respite time in the school holidays.
