Introduction

The main entrance to Martin House is alongside our courtyard garden.

Martin House dining room and sitting room are open plan spaces at the very heart of many activites involving the children and families.

Starting at the dining room, our mural is a work in progress which is slowly spreading down the wall of the corridor past the children's bedrooms.

Our bedrooms are designed to be flexible to suit the individual needs of the children or families.

Our Art Room allows children to enjoy art activities and enables them to express themselves.

This well-equipped room provides a space where children can explore and communicate through music.

Each of the bedrooms at Whitby Lodge has a shared en-suite bathroom with automatic locking doors for privacy, preventing both bedrooms gaining access at the same time.

Whitby Lodge has its own dining and sitting area for the teenagers and young people to get together.

The Den is designed for the teenagers as a relaxation area.

The conservatory gives access from the dining room to the garden and is a warm, bright outdoor room on dull wet days.

The Lavender Garden has been designed to add sensory elements to the gardens. These give additional smells and textures.

Designed for younger children, there is a play area with a sand pit and play equipment.

Set at the bottom of the garden is our wheelchair friendly timber play fort.

Tiger Bridge spans our wilderness part of the garden. An untamed valley designed & built by students from The University of Leeds.

Set by the edge of our wildlife garden, our chapel is a place of peace and tranquility.

The interior of the chapel is designed to accommodate all faiths, a place for prayer or quiet contemplation.