Elisabeth Svendsen TrustBirmingham
EST Birmingham is situated in Sutton Coldfield in the heart of Sutton Park's peaceful woodland. It was opened on Monday 12th September 1994, made possible by the wonderful generosity of The Elise Pilkington Charitable Trust and Birmingham City Council, and a large donation from Sutton Coldfield Municipal Charities.
Between 130 and 150 children with special needs and disabilities from 20 local schools in the city and surrounding areas benefit from donkey riding therapy at this centre each week.
Summer Fair at EST Birmingham - 16th July 2011
Posted 20th June 2011 by Press OfficeEST Birmingham is holding a Summer Fair on Saturday 16th July from 11am until 3.30pm with free admission and plenty of fun for the whole family.
The Sutton Park centre is hosting its annual Summer Fair which promises to be a fun-packed day for all. Activities available include traditional country fete games, South Staffs Dog Display team, tombola, Adopt A Donkey, a BBQ and much more! Admission and parking is free.
Car Boot Sale - PFA
Posted 31st May 2011 by Gill WarnerThe PFA of EST Birmingham are holding a Car Boot sale at the EST Centre in Sutton Park (via Town Gate)
Cars - £7.00
Car & Trailer - £8.00
Vans - £8.00
Book your place by phoning 0121 354 9444
Refreshments will be available.
Birmingham charity seeks walkers for sponsored walk
Posted 9th February 2011 by Nicola Russell
A Birmingham charity which provides donkey riding therapy for children with special needs and disabilities in Sutton Park needs keen walkers to take part in a sponsored walk on Saturday 26th March at 11.30am.
The Elisabeth Svendsen Trust for Children and Donkeys (EST) is organising the walk through Sutton Park to raise funds for its Birmingham centre. The walk will be along a flat, five mile track but there are options for shorter routes making the walk ideal for youngsters, wheelchair users, pushchairs and the whole family.
