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389A Harrow Rd, Maida Hill, London W9 3NA, UK -- social_and_youth_club
Visit websiteSourced from public research on 2026-08-23 -- not independently verified. Autism-friendly sessions and access arrangements change often, so please confirm directly with the club before travelling. Source
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LDN Community Hubs are places for people with learning disabilities and autistic people to learn skills, socialise and be included in their community, with sessions run under four pillars: social (days out, coffee catch-ups, club nights, community visits), employment (skills workshops, CV building, interviews, reasonable adjustments), advisory (health, safety and independence workshops) and culture (consultations with the NHS, local authorities and national initiatives). A monthly Coproduction group of people with learning disabilities gives feedback and plans future sessions, and regular attenders can become Hub Members with priority booking for events. Sessions run at 389a Harrow Road and Victoria Library in Westminster and the Greenwood Centre in Camden, plus other locations across London; related services include Intensive Outreach case work and a separate Autism Service.
The page refers to helping "adults we support" to be more independent, confident and connected; no specific age range is given.
The Hubs are described as friendly and supportive communities for people with learning disabilities and autistic people who don't get much support, with a Community Engagement Team and staff who encourage members; one member's quote says doodling and stimming are encouraged rather than discouraged, making it feel like a safe space. Sessions are often run in partnership with other organisations including Westminster City Council, SASH, Westminster Talking Therapies, Matrix and The Advocacy Project. No details of staff qualifications or ratios are given.
If you would like to come to The Hub and live in Westminster or Camden, you fill in the referral form on the page ("Make a referral"). You can also contact the Community Engagement Team by email or on 020 8968 2696.
The LDN Community Hubs are free to access, thanks to funding from Westminster Council and donations from supporters and funders.
AI-generated summary of LDN London Community Hub's own website (source) -- not independently verified. Please confirm details directly with them.
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