Young People

Our animals

Our animals are the lifeblood of JAC. Read more

What a session is like

Description from a young person's point of view on what a session is like. Read more

Why I like coming to JAC

A testimony from our young people about why they enjoy coming to JAC. Read more

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Bespoke Mentoring

Sometimes a young person needs a variety of inputs or something very specific to allow them to access our support. We are more than happy to adjust our provision to accommodate this.

Woodley Citizens Awards 2020: Mayor's Award

Sam Milligan, Development Director of JAC, was awarded the Mayor's Award 2020

Why I like coming to JAC

A testimony from our young people about why they enjoy coming to JAC.

We are JAC (Just Around The Corner), a Christian charity based near Wokingham in Berkshire, set in 15 acres of stunning English countryside. Founded in 1998, we are a unique centre providing personal learning and professional development therapies.

Equine Assisted Learning

Learning and developmental therapy for children and young people through the use of horses, mentors and therapists.

Our story

A Christian charity providing equine assisted learning and development programmes for children with challenges such as ADHD, anger, self-esteem, trauma and depression.

Jobs

Come and join our team of enthusiastic, passionate, Christ-focussed workers.

Volunteer

Like many Charities, our ongoing ability to reach out to children and young people, depends deeply on not just funding, but a team of Vital Volunteers.

Donate

Funding is fundamental to our future. Whether through a small one off donation, a regular pledge or even a legacy, we are forever grateful for your support.

Newsletter Signups

Referrals

Based in Berkshire, we take referrals from anyone for young people aged 5-24. Make an online referral or download our referral form from this page.

Outreach work

JAC began in 1998 as detatched work on the streets of Woodley. Our founders saw a need to be where the young people were and so took to the streets to find them and create a connection by meeting them as they were.