High quality services for adults and children with learning disabilities.

Learning disability services have always been an integral part of what we do here at Burton Street. Our ethos is to embrace the things people can do, rather than focusing on what they can’t. All sessions are designed to help develop self-esteem, self-confidence and self-awareness. We explore new sensory activities, encourage discussion and expression of feelings and thoughts, and enable people to reach their own personal goals.

Our staff are among the most experienced, innovative and professional support workers in the industry. Every member of our team receives regular, high quality training, and we have a culture of constant progression and professional development. We work hard to ensure everyone at Burton Street is motivated and able to provide the highest quality disability services.

We have a fully equipped accessible site in Hillsborough, Sheffield. Our organisation is run on a not-for-profit basis, and we have been established this way for 20 years. Between 200-250 clients from across Sheffield attend Burton Street on a weekly basis.

A range of services for people aged 8 to 18. CAYPS - children and young people's service

Creative, expressive activities for adults with mild to moderate learning disabilities.

One of the most extensive and attentive outreach services in Sheffield.

Services for adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities.

All inclusive getaways in our Anglesey farmhouse.

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Zoom Meeting Information

Written by Sam on Thursday, 30 April 2020. Posted in Disability Blog

Afternoon Tea (Zoom Session)

We are running sessions for our clients to join in on during the period of isolation.

On this page you will find some guides on how to join the zoom sessions. Click on the name of the day to access the zoom meeting.

They are running on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1.30pm.

A short instructional video can be found here: Zoom how to video

Find out how to join a zoom chat on a computer:

Find out how to join a zoom chat on a smartphone:

Now the dust has settled...Hydrotherapy Suite Opening

Written by Sam on Thursday, 17 October 2019. Posted in Disability Blog

Now that the dust has settled, the Hydrotherapy suite and our new extension is open, we just wanted to say a massive thank you and welcome people from the community to come and have a look around the newest facilities in Hillsborough.

Hydrotherapy Suite Specs

Written by Sam on Thursday, 19 September 2019. Posted in Disability Blog

So as the big day looms, just 2 days til the jets start pumping! We just wanted to review the benefits of a full hydrotherapy suite. This has been a long project and as we approach opening day, one may ask how this is going to take Burton Street to the next level of activity and rehabilitation.

Inclusive Sports Day 2018

Written by Andy Beeston on Monday, 18 June 2018. Posted in Disability Blog

50 clients and staff clients participated in our 7^th Annual Inclusive Sports Day.

BSLDB meeting report April 2018

Written by Dannielle Wibberley on Friday, 27 April 2018. Posted in Disability Blog

Back in June we launched the Burton Street Learning Difficulties Board (BSLDB).

It was a big change in the way The Burton Street Foundation works, and a very exciting step for the organisation. Miss the original blog? Click here to read it! The latest report can be found below.

Two year project launches with South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

Written by Stuart on Monday, 30 April 2018. Posted in Disability Blog

Today we launched a brand new two year project in conjunction with South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue (SYFR). The aim of the project is to improve the health and wellbeing of people with learning disabilities across Sheffield.

What's so good about hydrotherapy?

Written by Stuart on Thursday, 29 March 2018. Posted in Disability Blog

As you may have seen by now, we're currently trying to raise funds to build a hydrotherapy suite. It's been something our clients, their families and carers have asked of us for many years. We understand and believe in the value of hydrotherapy, and it's something we've always wanted to be able to offer. However, Burton Street is a not-for-profit social enterprise, and we run on very tight margins. We don't have any big pots of money tucked away. This means the cost of building a hydrotherapy suite has always been out of our reach.

Tyger Tyger - a multimedia collaboration

Written by Jack Samways on Thursday, 07 December 2017. Posted in Disability Blog

Over the past week or so a group of our clients have been working on a pretty cool multimedia project, and we thought you'd like to see it.