1946
Harrow Society for Mentally Handicapped Children was established by Jim and Lillian Snell with Hilda Drew and the Simcox family.
Inclusive – Everyone should be valued equally, listened to and included.
Listen and involve people to make choices about how they live their lives.
Creative – We try new and innovative ways to work with and support people to have fulfilled lives.
Person centred – Peoples’ experiences should be at the heart of all we do.
Actively engage with clients, families, other citizens and communities to create more opportunities.
Challenge and inspire each other every day and not be afraid to support people to achieve their dreams.
Learn and grow – We support and develop our staff and volunteers to make a real difference to people’s lives.
Tackle inequalities – by campaigning to ensure rights are upheld and services are of the highest quality – locally and nationally.
1946
Harrow Society for Mentally Handicapped Children was established by Jim and Lillian Snell with Hilda Drew and the Simcox family.
