For young people with mild to moderate learning disabilities, Access Digi-Base is an exciting new creative media project where you will explore: Animation, Film-Making, Music Production, Digital Arts, Gaming Ages: 13 - 25 Sign up here today and be part of the fun Recent Work T1 - A…

Ambitious about Autism also has a rapidly growing online Youth Network, set up in 2018, to enable more autistic young people to have their voices heard. Through the network autistic young people can share experiences, have their say on the charity’s projects as well as access to a…

A free arts club for young people aged 16- 30 on the autism spectrum. The club meets once a month on a Saturday. There are two groups, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Each meeting consists of a two-hour creative arts workshop…

The Asperger’s Syndrome Foundation set up their London Saturday Social Club to provide a safe, relaxed, fun environment for young adults with a diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome who want to be included in different activities, and meet and make new friends. The club meets once…

Bloomsbury Football is a FA recognised Project B! Centre for the 2022/2023 season. Project B1 is designrf to introduce more blind and visually impaired young people to the game through adapted practices and competitive play formats. Our fortnightly session will give young people (ages 7-14)…

A DreamArts programme for children and young people ages 11-19 who have caring responsibilities.  A young carer is any person under the age of 18 who provides emotional and/or practical support for a loved one. The project runs free, creative projects which take place primarily…

We are a registered youth charity based in Westminster and credited as one of the top youth services by Westminster’s Council. We offer a number of facilities and services, tailored to improving the lives of young people with disabilities.We believe that everyone should have access…

We are a registered youth charity based in Westminster and credited as one of the top youth services by Westminster’s Council. We offer a number of facilities and services, tailored to improving the lives of young people with disabilities.We believe that everyone should have access…

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…

Caxton Youth Organisation offers safe space for learning disabled and autistic young people in Westminster to make and meet friends. We run sports, trips, art sessions and provide support around employment, independence skills, social and emotional wellbeing. We run three evenings a week, and have…