Independent Living For Young People
Independence is about making choices and making the best of your abilities to live your life as you want, which will be different ways for adults and children. We have a range of services which aim to support people with developing their independence and confidence. Some of our services are free for Disabled people in Harrow, some can be purchased e.g. using a personal budget.
Buzz Base
Buzz Base is a fortnightly Club for young adults with learning difficulties. We get together to have fun and learn life skills. The aim of the group is to provide young people with experiences that will enable them to form strong friendships and learn important social and practical skills to be able to do things they like independently. The group is aimed at 18-30 year olds. We meet locally on Thursdays.
Vibe Tribe Club
Our children’s activity group is designed for school-age children, providing a fun, welcoming and supportive environment where they can learn, play and develop new skills.
Through a range of engaging activities, including arts and crafts, sports, games and outings, children have opportunities to build their social skills, confidence and communication, while developing positive relationships with others.
The group also supports parents and carers by encouraging and helping them to engage their children in activities and opportunities within the wider community.
Our sessions are designed to be fun, inclusive and enjoyable, helping children develop their independence, social interaction and confidence while making new friends and exploring their interests.
Cookery Class
Our cookery class runs every Tuesday evening and is open to young adults aged 18–30.
The club is designed to help young people develop practical cooking skills and build the confidence they need to prepare healthy, tasty meals for themselves.
As well as learning how to cook, participants have the opportunity to develop teamwork, communication and social skills by working together in a relaxed, friendly and supportive environment.
Our sessions are fun, practical and enjoyable, helping young adults build independence, confidence and valuable life skills that they can use in everyday life.
Whether you're looking to improve your cooking skills, become more independent, or simply meet new people and have fun, our Tuesday Cookery Club is a welcoming place to learn and grow.