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This service provides assistance to young people at risk of homelessness and provides access to floating support and supported housing.

SEN Explorer Scout Group based at Charlton Academy SE7 8HX. We cater for all SEN young boys and girls from 9 years old to 25 on Monday evening at 6pm until 7.30m we follow the Scouting UK rules, but we are a totally inclusive group. Young people wanting to stay on after they reach 25 can help the group grow. We have days out, camping Christmas camp as well (All indoors) open since January 2000 Fees £50 per term this includes yearly subscription/insurance.  Days out, camp etc are extras.

ABC Swim School is a Swim England accredited school and has been running since 1985.  Classes take place at Shooters Hill Sports Centre.

ABLEize is a non profit disability and special needs online directory run by disabled people and offering the largest collection of local and national hand-picked resources highlighting many services under one easy to find roof. Find disability support, sports, education and the arts through to care resources, disability information, products and much more.  Created in 2006 ABLEize builds on a daily bases to ensure the most up to date information and services are available to disabled and special needs people, their carer’s and family. As well as providing…

Access Sport have produced an Active Wellbeing Pack to support disabled children and young people and their families to stay active through this tough time. It hopefully caters for a wider range of abilities and interests, consisting of: general games that can be played at home with household items; beginner sport specific activities; wellbeing activities; information on online resources; and inclusive clubs that will be resuming sessions when safe to do so. Feel free to download and/ or share the pack, or we can send a FREE copy in the post. Please ask them to fill in this

Inclusive BMX club as part of Greenwich BMX (Weekly sessions) Participants do not need to be able to ride a bike, the sessions are to introduce BMX and Cycling and give the experience of what is deemed an extreme sport. Children can begin on the flat surface on a BMX bike, and can progress onto the BMX track if they want to. Progress is encouraged but the sessions are to be enjoyed and for the children and young people to have fun. Brothers/Sisters and friends are welcome to come along and join too.

The Royal Borough of Greenwich is committed to improving the health and well-being of everyone who lives, works and learns in our borough. This guide is part of our continuing commitment to improving accessibility across all Royal Borough services. The guide will help people with disabilities, their carers, families and friends find out whether shops, pubs, restaurants and hundreds of other popular Royal Greenwich venues and public buildings are accessible to them, before they set off. 

ODEON is aware that going to a standard performance of a film can be a challenge for guests on the autism spectrum or with sensory or learning disabilities. As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility and to promote greater social inclusion, ODEON is delighted to host specially adapted Autism Friendly Screenings of new releases one Sunday morning each month. ODEON were the first cinema chain to partner with Dimensions (a not for profit organisation providing support services for people with learning disabilities) to offer nationwide Autism…

For carers of people accessing the Assertive Community Treatment Team in Greenwich. Provides peer support, information and education.

                                                                ACE (Action, Change and Equality) groups enable children and young people within the Royal Borough of Greenwich to share their opinions on what is working and what could be better in the Borough. The feedback from the ACE groups helps to shape and improve services for disabled children and young people. ACE groups are currently held in seven different…