Fields
of
Dreams

Fields of Dreams Farm and The Dream Hub support a number of children across many counties – we stand as a beacon of hope and support for individuals, parents/carers, schools and local authorities facing unique challenges. Our mission is simple yet profound: to provide a safe and nurturing environment where individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), Social, Emotional, and Mental Health Difficulties (SEMH), and those experiencing trauma can thrive. 

At Fields of Dreams, we believe in the transformative power of connection with animals, with nature and with each other. Our innovative approach blends calming and restorative animal interactions with a diverse array of practical, vocational and skill based tools/resources activities including the embedding of life skills, arts & crafts, carpentry projects, ball games and much more. Through these experiences, we cultivate independence, self-esteem, confidence, communication skills, and compassion among our participants. 

Our commitment to serving diverse communities is evident in our extensive reach across multiple local authorities, including Central Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Aylesbury Vale, Hertfordshire, and beyond. 

We provide a safe and happy place of understanding and acceptance for SEND/SEMH children, young people and adults.

So many with SEND (Special Educational Needs & Disability) /SEMH (Social, Emotional and Mental Health) struggle to fit in with the expectations and confines of society. At Fields of Dreams Farm we re-home and rehabilitate a wide range of animals and, amongst other interventions, make valuable use of both our outdoor and indoor (The Dream Hub) provision.

We live in a often fast paced, confusing, sometimes scary world and
Fields of Dreams exists, as we know there is a need for a place where children,
young people and adults can come to just breathe. Once given time to breathe,
to be themselves and who they want to be this allows the ‘magic’ to happen.

We welcome those with differing needs and abilities to our farm – a place of acceptance, understanding, without judgement and expectations. They have ownership and responsibility of our sacred space, with a person-led approach to activities and personal development.