Our latest news

Harvest Celebrations at Hollies
The Hollies celebrated Harvest Afternoon with residents, families, and staff enjoying live music, seasonal food, and autumn-themed decorations.

A Summer Celebration at Reading Road
This summer, Andy, Colin, and Brian hosted their first garden party at their new home, bringing together friends, family, and neighbours.
Optalis customers go into business!
A mini enterprise set up by the Oakbridge Day Centre clients in Windsor is reaping benefits for all
Emma celebrates 20 years at Optalis
One of Optalis’ senior carers, Emma Turner has just celebrated 20 years at Cockayne Court, an extra care scheme for older people with dementia in Finchampstead.
Donna Morgans receives highly commended Workplace Mental Health Award
Supported Employment Service Manager is recognised for hard work and dedication supporting individuals with mental health issues to succeed in the workplace
Ally Rangers are sowing the seeds of success
A gardening group made up of six service users from the Oakbridge Day Centre are working wonders at Windsor Cemetery and Alexandra Gardens and developing new skills at the same time.
Do you know an Optalis staff member who works extra hard?
We are inviting the people we support, and their families, to tell us about the shining stars of our organisation.
New CEO for Optalis
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Martin Farrow to the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Optalis.
Sharon's Blog
Our START Manager describes how the team deal with more traffic on the road as schools go back
Nicholson House is rated Good in all categories!
Oxfordshire Extra Care service praised for quality and leadership

A growing reputation
The Conservation Group at Optalis’ Learning Disability Day Services has received some fabulous feedback regarding their work at Burnham Beeches in Slough.
Special charity football tournament kicks off in Woodley
Colleagues, customers and friends at Optalis took part in a charity football tournament, in partnership with Wokingham Borough Council