Diversity & Inclusivity Finance Forum Podcast
Oct 23, 2026 · 45 min · 12 segments
Gareth Herbert and Charles Morley talk candidly about the joys of their differently abled children and the support they received.
I mean, I love the fact that you're both smiling and there's so much joy radiating from both of you when you talk about it.
And that is fantastic.
So can we just touch on, so you said leaving college, so we could go back to that, Charlie.
But what changed when Evie was 18?
So when Evie went to mainstream school in infants and junior school, And then she went to a mainstream specialist school in Farnbrook called Samuel Cody.
And then we we made the decision when she went to college to put her into mainstream college because she's very bright.
She's a very live wire, okay? So we wanted her to be in an environment where she can get the best out of that.
down to being able to tailor for Evie's personal needs and for Evie's needs.
So we've had to look at it and we've now made a decision that she will go to a specialist college called Trillaws, which is world renowned in Alton.
And we're currently on that journey of She's currently out of college because of what's right for her next, because she is so bright and it's trying to tailor something.
So we're currently, and it's been an interesting journey of what it means when your young disabled child becomes 18, everything changes because obviously they go from childcare to adult care and those choices and support also change.
And I would say it becomes, you know, even as a, you know, I believe an educated individual that's always worked out, my wife the same, it become a reflection point where suddenly you're not getting the help.
It was like, can you help us with Evie's next journey, next part of their life? And that's been a challenge, but Treloar's has been unbelievably supportive.
I mean, I love the fact that you're both smiling and there's so much joy radiating from both of you when you talk about it.
And that is fantastic.
So can we just touch on, so you said leaving college, so we could go back to that, Charlie.
But what changed when Evie was 18?
So when Evie went to mainstream school in infants and junior school, And then she went to a mainstream specialist school in Farnbrook called Samuel Cody.
And then we we made the decision when she went to college to put her into mainstream college because she's very bright.
She's a very live wire, okay? So we wanted her to be in an environment where she can get the best out of that.
down to being able to tailor for Evie's personal needs and for Evie's needs.
So we've had to look at it and we've now made a decision that she will go to a specialist college called Trillaws, which is world renowned in Alton.
And we're currently on that journey of She's currently out of college because of what's right for her next, because she is so bright and it's trying to tailor something.
So we're currently, and it's been an interesting journey of what it means when your young disabled child becomes 18, everything changes because obviously they go from childcare to adult care and those choices and support also change.
And I would say it becomes, you know, even as a, you know, I believe an educated individual that's always worked out, my wife the same, it become a reflection point where suddenly you're not getting the help.
It was like, can you help us with Evie's next journey, next part of their life? And that's been a challenge, but Treloar's has been unbelievably supportive.
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