Team building games and gardening are two parts of the activities for the young men at Glebe House. Photo: Photos courtesy Glebe House.

Teresa Belton describes the work of Glebe House Friends Therapeutic Community Trust, which recently received an ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating

Changing lives

Teresa Belton describes the work of Glebe House Friends Therapeutic Community Trust, which recently received an ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating

by Teresa Belton 18th January 2013

Glebe House, in Cambridgeshire, was set up in 1969 as the result of the Quaker concern of Geoff Brogden to help disturbed young people. It is a therapeutic community for young men, aged sixteen to approximately twenty, who have exhibited sexually harmful behaviours.