Westside Disability Project Evening Sessions

Westside's Disability Project Evening sessions are specifically for young people with additional needs from the ages of 11*-25yrs old.

*Young people aged 11 must have finished primary school. Young people aged 11 who have just finished primary school can join from the summer holidays onwards even if still aged 11- to support transitions.

When?

Every Wednesday 6:30-9:00pm

Where?

@ Westside Young Peoples Centre, Churchfield Road, W13 9NF

What fun things are happening at Westside?

Cooking & baking sessions
Recording music in the on -site music studio
Arts & crafts
Group games, activities, and competitions
Sport, physical activity & sessions in the on-site gym
Computer games & computer suite access
Recreation room –pool/basketball/table tennis/table football

Please Note: Parents, carers, guardians and young people can make a self-referral to our inclusive sessions. Please get in touch via the details below to make a referral.

Who to contact

Contact Name

Westside Disability Project

Telephone

07811494409

E-mail

sawyerrse@ealing.gov.uk

Notes

For young people struggling with new experiences/severe anxieties- the Disability Project Coordinator, Serena can organise a pre-meet via zoom or in person @ Westside outside of sessions to help the transition to a new environment as this can make things more comfortable for some.

Feel free to contact Serena on the details above if you would ever like to organise a Pre-Meet for a young person.

Serena can also send you a Westside Warm Welcome Sheet that young people can read before to help them prepare and familiarise with who, where & what it is we do.

Other Details

Availability

Referral required

Yes

Referral Details

Any eligible young person can simply attend one of the sessions and one of our friendly youth workers will help them to complete a membership form on arrival.

Parents/Carers are welcome to attend the first session to speak with staff and ask any questions they may have/support in completing.

Alternatively, you can get in touch with Westside Disability project directly.