About Naomi’s Garden
Growing hope, achievement and belonging.
We are a Lincolnshire charity working alongside people with disabilities and SEND, their families and the professionals around them.
Why we are here
Every person deserves the chance to thrive.
Naomi’s Garden is the working name of The King’s Outreach.
We were created to be a source of hope and a place of achievement for anyone facing challenges on their journey to becoming whole. That means practical, specialist support, but it also means being welcomed, understood and part of a community.
Our team brings education, health knowledge and lived experience together. We start with the person in front of us and shape support around what matters to them.
What guides us
Whole people
We see the person, their strengths, family and goals, not a diagnosis in isolation.
Practical hope
We turn specialist knowledge into useful steps that make everyday life more possible.
Real belonging
We create spaces where people can be themselves, build trust and grow together.
Naomi’s Story
A legacy of love and compassion.
Naomi’s Garden was set up in memory of Naomi Franklin who was born with Cerebral Palsy. She loved beyond measure, which influenced countless people just by existing with them.
When Naomi died she left a legacy of love and compassion. These were the foundations we built Naomi’s Garden upon.
The people behind our work
Meet the team.
Sarah-Jayne Walker
CEO & Conductor
Vanessa Toyne
SEND Consultant
Caroline Russell
Family Health & Support Services
Our new home
The Guard Room, Manby Park.
Opening in October 2026, our new centre will bring more of Naomi’s Garden together under one roof.
There will be space for specialist sessions, learning, groups and family support, with an accessible respite apartment planned for the future.
The Guard Room
Manby Park, Louth
Lincolnshire LN11 8UT
How we work
Our policies are open for everyone to read.
We’re here
Not sure where to begin?
Tell us what is happening for you or your family. We will listen and help you find the right next step.