As part of its core offer, Tresham Centre for Disabled Children and Young People will be running an after school activity programme every Wednesday 3.30pm - 6pm, from 25th September to 20th November. Mousetrap Theatre Projects will run a Drama Programme, which will aim to…

The social club will meet once a month on Saturday. Lunch is not provided (bring your own). The project of the workshop will be based on creative activities through the use of drama, art, various media and discussions. Participants should attend all sessions as they…

The Autism Support Signposting Information Services Team (ASSIST) is a part of The National Autistic Society. ASSIST is commissioned by Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham, Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea local authorities to provide free support for adults on the autism spectrum.  About the team  The ASSIST…

Chickenshed is an inclusive theatre company that first began in 1974.  They create theatre for all ages and run successful outreach projects, education courses and membership programmes throughout the year.  Their vision is a society that enables everyone to flourish, and Chickenshed’s mission is to create…

Due to the Covid 19 pandemic there is a change to this service.  Further information on the service can be found by visiting the Music Therapy webpage at https://www.chelwest.nhs.uk/services/therapy-services/childrens-therapy/music-therapy. This page will give you updates and contact details for our service.  The webpage also includes short…

Come and Create – Wigmore Hall’s fortnightly music club for autistic young people aged 15 plus  Come and Create is a fortnightly music club at Wigmore Hall for young people aged 15 plus on the autism spectrum. The group explores and creates new music together alongside professional…

Free cricket sessions for disabled adults (aged 17+) take place at Kensington Leisure Centre every Wednesday 2pm - 3pm. These are led by trained instructors.  Parents/carers who support a person with disability to attend may also make use of the Leisure Centre's facilities free of…

Dramatize is a theatre company for people with learning disabilities (aged 16+). They organise drama workshops, perfomances and events, helping people to have fun and make new friends.  Specialist support is provided to make the activities suitable for anyone no matter what their needs. Dramatize…

If you're aged 16-25 years old, live in Westminster and have learning disabilities, you can get Employment Support from Caxton Youth Organisation.  We can support you to move into Education, Work Experience or Employment. We offer: Group Workshops Person-Centred Planning Developing Independence Skills Communication Support…

The Express Library is a free public library offering self-serve facilities for local residents. It is based on the ground floor of the Westminster Archives Centre.    Services available at the library include: A selection of adult and teenage fiction and a children’s library Computer…