As a national adult learning disability charity and adult social care provider, Camphill Village Trust brings 70 years of experience, knowledge and passion to supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism, and mental health support needs across England. We encourage the people we support to live their best, independent lives.
We offer supported living services and Nature-based Therapies and Skills Programmes, that integrate nature into our everyday lives, encouraging the development of new skills and independence, and the opportunity for supported employment. Alongside this, we also offer a Shared Lives scheme in the West Midlands.
We exist to reimagine social care by harnessing the power of nature and community to empower people to live the life they choose.
To see more people with learning disabilities lead a life of opportunity.
Camphill Village Trust is led by a team of Trustees and Directors with a diverse range of experience in health and social care, as well as other industry sectors.
At Camphill Village Trust, our communities are enriched by access to 900 acres of land, from gardens and woodlands, to pastures and urban spaces. We are also home to historic buildings that make each location truly special and unique.
Everyone deserves the chance to live a life full of opportunity, purpose, and connection. Find out why our work matters.
2026 marked Camphill Village Trust's 70th anniversary - a wonderful opportunity to explore the rich history of our communities and the incredible impact we’ve made over the decades. Discover our 70 years of history.
At Camphill Village Trust, we work to give the people we support a life of opportunity. We focus on each person's strengths, needs interests, to ensure the support received is tailored to the individual. Discover the impact we continue to make.
We are proud to be part of a network of trusted organisations, holding various accreditations and memberships that reflect our commitment to quality, care, and community development.
At Camphill Village Trust, we support adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health support needs. We believe everyone has the right to a life of opportunity – to feel valued, connected, and able to make choices about their own future.
