All people with disabilities will have a lifetime of opportunity
Choose your future
Portland delivers excellent programmes to inspire and empower people with disabilities to live more independent, fulfilling lives.
Further Education
Our Day and Residential programmes prepare you for work in an industry that you’re really interested in.
Day Services
Our fun activity timetable will keep you busy throughout the day as you learn new skills and make new friends.
Independent Living
Learn how to live more independently on campus before you plan your move into an exciting independent future.
Portland Pathways
Pathways offers training, counselling and guidance to support your mental health and help you find a job you’ll enjoy.
Progress with Portland
If you’re not quite ready for the workplace, this programme helps you take the next step from college into employment.
Short Breaks
Take a break away from home and enjoy a range of activities to help you learn new skills.
Pollyteach
Our Specialist Alternative Provision is perfect for 11-18 year olds who are not engaged with mainstream education.
Meet our Learners
Find out what our learners love and enjoy about life at Portland.
Visit us
Come and see our wonderful campus and experience our vibrant, happy environment.
We are a centre of excellence for Autism
Portland is proud to be recognised as a leading provider for young people with Autism. We hold Advanced Accreditation from the National Autistic Society; the highest accolade possible, and we continue to improve and grow our Autism provision so more young people have the chance to really shine.
Our beautiful Woodland Campus
Set in the heart of Sherwood Forest, our sensory rich 32-acre main campus offers first-class facilities to enable you to thrive in a safe and inspiring environment.
More to explore
Supporting our communities through a range of different services, with all profits going directly to our charity.
What’s new at Portland
We’re a registered charity
There are so many ways you can support our charity, helping people with disabilities to have brighter futures.