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Weekly drama group for young people with autism spectrum conditions. All of our youth theatre activities at the Watermill are autism-friendly. Ad Lib is especially for young people aged 9-16 who have autism spectrum conditions, their siblings, their friends and their friends to be. Whether…
The club is for children aged 8 to 15 years with an autism spectrum condition and meets at Woolhampton, in West Berkshire and is co-ordinated by Lisa Greetham, who is an experienced early years professional. Due to the club’s popularity, we operate a waiting list for places…
UK Youth is a leading national charity that annually helps to empower 700,000 young people to reach their full potential. We strive to ensure that every young person we support is able to move from childhood to adulthood with the tools they need to become…
BEATBOX is a term-time only weekly club for young people with special needs aged 11-18 years. BEATBOX is run by professional youth workers aimed at integrating young people with varying special needs into the mainstrream activities of the SWEATBOX Youth Centre. There are lots of…
View original source on the Oxfordshire Family Information Directory
Would you like to try a new craft? Learn how to surf the internet? Have a go at pool? Chill out in our fantastic sensory room or enjoy our garden? Spend time on something you really enjoy while making new friends? Then our drop in…
Established in 1940, Berkshire Youth provides support to youth leaders and young people across Berkshire and within the six unitary authorities. We have continued to develop new opportunities for both youth leaders and young persons over this considerable period.
It’s for young people with and without disabilities aged 9 – 18. There’s a range of activities available, including games on the playstation or Wii, giving the club’s robot mascot a seasonal makeover, getting sporty with table tennis or basketball, creating a culinary masterpiece or…
The Breakaway Group is for 18-30 year olds with learning disabilities to enjoy being part of a group and have fun, get active and engage in all sorts of social and recreational activities. Another way we help disabled children feel part of society and further develop…
View original source on the Oxfordshire Family Information Directory
Youth Club for secondary students who attend Brookfields School.
Camp Mohawk is a multi-functional day centre for children with special needs, set in 5 acres of beautiful countryside, just outside Wargrave, Berkshire. Throughout the year the centre provides a range of activities, facilities and natural space to encourage children with a variety of special…
View original source on the Wokingham Borough Council's services directory website
Social Club for people with learning difficulties aged 16+. Live music or disco every Wednesday from 7-9pm.
View original source on the Bracknell Forest Local Directory
Friday Night Club; is a Youth Club for 6 - 14 year olds. The Club is held at Wickham Village Hall every Friday except (Bank holidays) and two weeks a Christmas. The Club has a NO electricals rule; therefore there are no computer games, no…
Happy Days is a club for children aged 5-10 years with autism, ADHD or deafness, along with their parents and siblings are welcome too. It is a social club with a range of crafts, games and play items under the supervision of parents. HD Gamers…
An after school youth group for ages 12 - 14. 'Kites' is a youth project for children (for ages between 12 - 14) and is part of Camp Mohawk's Short Breaks Programme which is aimed at children and young people with HFA (High Functioning Autism)…
View original source on the Wokingham Borough Council's services directory website
A youth club for young people aged 15-19 with a diagnosis of Autism, usually from mainstream schools and colleges. There are a range of activities on offer including board games, a variety of games consoles, football/outside area Once a month the 18+ group have the…
ReachOUT is the Youth Club in Reading for young people aged 13-18 who are LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual or Transgender, or Questionning). The club is held every Wednesday, in a town-centre location, from 6.45pm to 8.45pm, and provides a safe space for young people to come along,…
View original source on the Reading Services Guide, Family Information Service
A weekly youth group for children with Autism usually from mainstream schools. The club meets on Thursday evenings from 18:30-20:00 at Speenhamland School, Newbury. A range of activities take place including board games, lego, X-Box and an outside play area. Please call to arrange a…