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ActionSpace

ActionSpace is an independent charity that supports artists with learning disabilities and create collaborative and innovative projects for people wit...

BeyondAutism Post-19

Our Post-19 service has a specialist curriculum that ensures sustained success beyond the age of 25, setting young adults up with the skills and indep...

Chiltern Music Therapy

Chiltern Music Therapy is an award-winning not-for-profit organisation that provides a music therapy service to people of all ages. Chiltern Music The...

DNA VR

This is a Virtual Reality gaming experience that will completely immerse you and your group in an exciting world of endless possibilities the moment y...

Day Opportunities Service (18+)

What is this service?

Day Opportunities Service is a service that promotes opportunities for adults with a learning disability, and or autism, physical, mental health, dementia, complex needs etc.

Our people will have the same rights to engage with local communities, access employment and to enjoy a stimulating programme, combining functional skills, sensory focused activities, skills for life – independent living, and focusing on wishes and aspirations.

Hammersmith and Fulham (H&F) Mencap

(H&F) Mencap is a person-centred, independent, and local charity. We work with children and adults with learning disabilities and/or autism, their parents and carers. We support them to have a voice, make choices and control their lives.

Help with Bullying

Kidscape is the anti-bullying charity that helps. We provide workshops for children and families aged 9-16 years who are facing a bullying situation a...

Living with Equal Opportunities

A London-wide charity that works with children and young people aged 8 to 18+ who come from local communities, disadvantaged backgrounds and/or have complex needs.

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