was born from a desire to provide the best possible care and support to vulnerable young people. Founded in 2017 by our Director, Camilla McInnes, who was working with looked after children as a therapist and was passionate about helping young people faced with adversity
Love, Care and Consistency underpins how we work. Adults build meaningful relationships with young people, respond in a calm and consistent way, and provide clear boundaries that support safety and stability. When young people are struggling, adults stay alongside them. This consistency over time helps young people to feel secure, build trust, and begin to move forward.
Many of the young people who come to us have experienced early adversity that can affect how they trust others, manage emotions, and engage with the world around them. We recognise this and respond in a way that is calm, predictable, and relational. Adults take time to understand each young person and place them at the centre of everything we do, ensuring care and support is shaped around their individual needs.
Our journey began with the opening of The Beech House, a residential children’s home for young people aged 10 to 17. The home offers a safe, stable, and caring environment where young people can begin to build trust, develop confidence, and feel part of a home. Adults take the time to understand each young person and support them day to day, providing the consistency and care needed for them to make meaningful progress from where they started.
As our understanding of young people’s needs developed, we opened The Beech House School in 2018. The school provides structure, routine, and a sense of achievement, allowing young people to re-engage with education in a way that feels manageable. Adults work alongside them to build confidence, recognise effort, and celebrate progress.
In 2020, we opened Willow Lodge to support older young people and care leavers as they move towards independence. This has since developed into an 18 plus supported accommodation service. The same principles of Love, Care and Consistency remain central, with adults supporting young people to develop practical skills, build resilience, and prepare for adult life.
We have continued to grow our residential provision in a way that reflects the needs of young people. Cherry Blossom was developed as a smaller home, offering a more contained and responsive environment for young people who benefit from higher levels of individual support. We are also preparing to open Acacia Cottage in summer 2026, which will further strengthen our ability to provide safe, loving, and consistent care.
Looking ahead, we are developing a new school provision, with a planned opening in January 2027. This will allow us to extend our educational offer and support more children and young people in an environment that is caring, consistent, and focused on positive outcomes.
Across all of our homes and our school, young people experience adults who are present, consistent, and committed. We believe that when young people are met with genuine love, care, clear boundaries, and consistent relationships they can rely on, they are better able to understand themselves, trust others, and move forward positively.
The Beech House is a therapeutic children’s home in Surrey, offering care for up to five young people aged 10–17.
Willow Lodge is a semi-independent transition service in Surrey, providing accommodation and support for young adults aged 18–25 as they move towards independent living.
Cherry Blossom is a small, therapeutic children’s home near Farnham in Surrey, offering care for up to two young people aged 10–17.
Acacia is a three-bed therapeutic children’s home in Surrey, providing care for up to three young people aged 10–17.
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