Geoffrey Brogden at the fiftieth anniversary celebrations at Glebe House. Photo: Courtesy of Annaliese Brogden.
Geoffrey Brogden at the fiftieth anniversary celebrations at Glebe House. Photo: Courtesy of Annaliese Brogden.
'Glebe House in Cambridgeshire does internationally renowned specialist work with teenage males with sexual issues, often victims and/or offenders. They are referred to Glebe House by local authorities or the courts. They come to the Trust as some of society’s most vulnerable people, often because of learning difficulties, multiple care placements or a history of childhood abuse. Through a two to three year programme of training and personal development, many go on to become active and productive members of society’ (from the ‘Quakers in the World’ website).
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