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Through the Croxley Project young people and adults with learning disabilities can access a range of educational and leisure activity groups. We have lots of groups meeting throughout the week, during the day, in the evening and at weekends.

Ctrl-Z, a youth smoking prevention initiative commissioned by Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea public health team. We visit schools, colleges and youth clubs in the borough and deliver interactive workshops for 11-21 year olds looking at a range of issues relating to tobacco use. The…

Gain confidence and learn skills as a family with Cycle Confident Cycle Confident is a training organisation whose aim is to unlock London by empowering everyone to cycle confidently and safely. Whether you and your family are relative novices to cycling or you all ride…

DC youth club is a firmly established community club, running since 1989.  Sports, games, IT, cooking, creative activities, residentials, accreditation are just a few of the opportunities on offer.

DELTA, Deaf Education through Listening and Talking, is a voluntary association of young deaf adults, the families and teachers of deaf children. DELTA is a national charity which supports and develops the Natural Aural Approach to the education of deaf children. Both the Approach and…

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Located next to her Kensington Palace home, the playground is a fitting tribute for a Princess who loved the innocence of childhood. Over 1,000,000 visitors enjoy this free playground each year. Kids love to play, explore, dash about, and let their imaginations soar in this…

Disability Sports Coach’s award-winning Community Clubs are specialist, weekly sports activities for all disabled people. Formed in 2013, the Community Club programme is currently being delivered across 12 London boroughs with 13 Community Clubs in total.   The purpose of the Community Club network is to ensure disabled people are more active, more often, whilst being…

Disability Sports Coach’s award-winning Community Clubs are specialist, weekly sports activities for all disabled people. Formed in 2013, the Community Club programme is currently being delivered across 12 London boroughs with 13 Community Clubs in total.   The purpose of the Community Club network is to ensure disabled people are more active, more often, whilst being…