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2.6 Challenge

Save JAC by join in with the London Marathon 2.6 Challenge starting 26 April. Read more Read more

Survey - Young People in Woodley

Take part in our survey of what young people in Woodley are currently doing with their time and what they would like to be able to do in the future! Read more

First edition of the JUST Magazine

JAC have rebranded their seasonal newsletter in to a more family focussed termly magazine. Read more

The Rotary Club of Maiden Erlegh funded new auto water feeders for the horses to keep them hydrated and reduce menial labour in the yard - which in turn frees up the mentors to spend more time with young people. Read more

New Forest Marathon

Three members of staff from JAC are running the New Forest Marathon in order to raise money for the charity. Read more

Update to our Mission Statement

We have changed our mission statement to better represent our purpose and practise now compared to when it was written. Read more

Hurst Show & Country Fayre helps borough children’s wellbeing sessions

“We were pleased to raise more than £20,000 for good causes at 2018’s show. We look forward to welcoming JAC again to our special 40th anniversary show on June 29th and 30th at School Road, Hurst.” Read more

2018 Coaching Training and Exams

Naomi and Michaela have been continuing to make progress with their qualifications accredited by BHS (the British Horse Society). Stage 4 Ride and Coach exam. Stage 2 Teach exam. Read more

Graduating from Moorlands

A piece from Daniel about his graduation from Moorlands College and the steps, through JAC, that led him there. Read more

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2.6 Challenge

Save JAC by join in with the London Marathon 2.6 Challenge starting 26 April. Read more

Pandemic Referrals

During periods where our operations have to change to respond to the national situation we have alternative referral systems to let us know which of the children we are working with continue to need support and to facilitate those whose parents are key workers or have no alternative provision but a severe need to access referral slots quickly.

JAC will be our life saver during this time

During the COVID-19 outbreak, JAC stayed open to facilitate supporting schools in caring for the children of key workers and the most vulnerable children who needed support to battle the anxiety of the situation.

Where we are

Rehoboth is based directly off Forest Road, just outside of Wokingham. All of our mentoring sessions take place here.

Who we are

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.

Mentoring programmes

We accept referrals for children with emotional, behavioural and learning disabilities from Social Services, schools, LEAs, Pupil Referral Units and parents.

Horseplay

Horseplay? Definitely! Enjoy making friends with our loveable horses. Your time will include plenty of hands on interaction, laughing, loving and of course, riding the horses.

Jobs

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

Support JAC

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.

Vital Volunteers

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.

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.