This centre provides a relaxed and informative environment for parents and children of all ages. The youngest child to attend is 9 months and the eldest child is 13 years.

We help disabled children to help themselves through the provision of conductive education, which is a unified system of rehabilitation for children with neurological disorders like cerebral palsy and genetic conditions.

We provide an environment where disabled children can develop skills and enjoy experiences, usually denied them, through a regime to enhance mobility, speech, self-help skills and social ability.

Rainbow House was founded in April 2001 with six local children by a parent of two disabled children, so to say she understands she means it. Rainbow House was founded because of the loneliness and the lack of assistance she had with her two sons, during the two years she paid £1200 per month for the therapy which put her and her family through great strain, she founded Rainbow House with the assistance of Lee Sykes National Centre at Sunderland, so as the children could attend at minimal cost and this is how it stands today.