Gloria Poole

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CHERRY TREE'S MONTHLY SURREY ADVERTISER COLUMN - 9

Food at Cherry Trees is one of the most popular elements of lots of young people's visits to us because it's well cooked and more-ish. But for some meal times can present some battles that are hard won. Guest columnist for February 2020 Chef Steve Warr describes his thinking behind each and every dish he makes which pushes the palate and caters for all.
May 2020 CEO Statement - Cherry Trees During Coronavirus.

Read our latest statement from Cherry Trees Chief Executive Claire Bryant on our continued service provision, dedicated staff and fundraising efforts nearly three months into national lockdown as a result of the coronavirus.
24 Hour Silence For Cherry Trees

Our cousin Alex doesn't understand why things have changed and he can't go to the places he loves. This makes him frightened, upset and angry. Cherry Trees is a safe place where he feels happy and we want him to be able to keep going there.
Statement from The Chief Executive Officer of Cherry Trees During COVID-19

Our charity is committed to remaining open to ensure our families have access to the support they need to help them survive the new living conditions we are all faced with as a result of COVID-19. Read our CEO's latest statement explaining why we have to carry on with respite visits during this turbulent time for children and young people with disabilities and the measures we are taking to work safely.

Sandra Cramp

Senior Care Co-ordinator
Paula D'Aoust

PA to Head of Care & Bookings Co-ordinator
Emma Broatch

Senior Care Assistant
Graham Jones

Senior Care Assistant
Jon Webb

Deputy Manager
Alfie Colucci-Jones

Deputy Manager
Paula Rankin

Head of Care
Alice Wood

Care Assistant

Why we’re here

Cherry Trees is here to provide respite care to families for their children with disabilities and we support every child's stay with voluntary income to ensure this happens.
Volunteer for us

2019 is a big year for our charity with increasing numbers of families coming to us for support, a calendar of exciting events and work on raising our profile underway. We have six new volunteering opportunities we need help with - could it be you ? Our volunteers are the lifeblood of Cherry Trees and without their tremendous support and our donors Cherry Trees would not exist. Voluntary support enables us to keep investing in our respite care which families so desperately come to us for.
Our house & fun times

We pride ourselves on providing exceptional home from home care, with a range of exciting areas in the house and garden for children to safely play in, have fun and develop lasting friendships.
Vision, mission and values

Our Vision, Mission and Values.
Making a difference
Help us by giving regularly

Can you be a Cherry Champion? all it takes to be a Cherry Champion is to give a regular amount each month from just £5 you can make a difference to families with children that have disabilities.
Donate

Every donation no matter how small or large is making a difference to every family that needs respite care for their child with disability. Your donation helps to keep families together. Thank you so much for your support.
Q&A

Here are some of our frequently asked questions. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, please feel free to give us a call on 01483 222506.
Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100

**** CHALLENGE EVENT CANCELLED DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS. We will share any updates on marking the weekend of the 15th, 16th of August and when known, any plans re:2021 should an event be possible.****
Patrons

Our valued Patrons are wonderful supporters of Cherry Trees and we are very grateful for their continued support.