Support. Choice. Opportunity.
We’re a local not-for-profit organisation supporting adults with learning disabilities to build confidence, develop independence, make friends and enjoy new experiences.
Day opportunities
Fun, purposeful activities and opportunities to learn, grow and build friendships.
One-to-one support
Personalised support designed around you, your interests and the things you want to achieve.
Trusted by our community
The people behind Creative Choices
Gary Baxter
Director
Sally Shorrock
Director
Angela Harrison
Support Worker
Hayley Baxter
Support worker
Rachel Warren
Support worker
Who are Creative Choices?
Creative Choices is a local not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting adults with learning disabilities to live fulfilling, independent and connected lives.
We believe everyone should have choice, opportunity and the freedom to be themselves. That’s why our support is built around the individual — their interests, goals, strengths and ambitions.
Everything we do is about creating opportunities, building confidence and helping people feel valued and part of their community.
What we do
We create personalised support and opportunities that help people build confidence, develop independence and make choices about the lives they want to lead. From day opportunities and one-to-one support to travel training and life skills, everything we do is shaped around the individual.
Day opportunities
Explore new interests, develop skills and spend time with others.
One-to-one support
Personalised support built around individual goals, interests and choices.
Travel training
Build the skills and confidence to travel more independently.
Life skills training
Build everyday skills and confidence for greater independence.
We're here to help
Whether you’re looking for support for yourself, a family member or someone you care for, we’re here to help. Get in touch and we’ll be happy to talk through your options and answer any questions you may have.
What people say about us
"Creative Choices are doing a brilliant job of supporting individuals with learning disabilities in Tamworth. They provide an environment where they can build their confidence; learn about their safety and develop new skills. I was extremely impressed with the group I met and I am pleased to support them with funding."
Matthew Ellis, Former Police and Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire
