Our mission is to ensure that individuals with learning disabilities gain the support, care, experiences and the opportunity to live their lives to the full.

Our Vision is to support people with learning difficulties and their associated support network throughout life, to challenge and change the possibilities for them, with them.

Plymouth Highbury Trust is a charity providing a diverse range of services and social events for people with learning disabilities, living in the City of Plymouth. The Society started out as a self-help and support group with the aim to improve the services available for people with a learning disability. The Society’s membership increased considerably over the ensuing years and a lasting fellowship developed between members that still stands today.
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Social Clubs

Our social clubs have been running for many years. We have daytime & evening clubs.

Community Support

We support our clients through personal development, life skills training and confidence building

The View and WISER

Enabling parents and women with a learning disability to have a choice, a voice, to understand and to feel empowered during difficult times

Advocacy

Advocacy services helps people who are most vulnerable in society

Latest news

April 16, 2024

New Lift Installation

We are having a new lift shaft and a new lift installed. The works are being carried out by AD Williams Building Contractors Ltd. During this time the car park will be closed during the day. The carpark will be…

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Being a major part of people’s lives by supporting them at Highbury is very rewarding / The people living at Highbury are great to work with and we always find something to laugh about together

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I love living at Highbury 😊

Kevin M

“I could not be more positive about my experiences with both Claire and Karen and your service generally. I have worked many times with Claire and although I only recently met Karen I have found her to be a wonderful source of support for our respective client also. 

Plymouth Parent Advocacy Project (including WISER)

“Amazing people love them, people that run it work their socks off if anybody’s disabled they should go, people are spoken to like human beings it is an eye opener and they have time for you love it.”

Danielle Marshall