Based in Central Reading, Reading Community Learning Centre (RCLC) has been operating as an independent charity since 2007, and as part of national charity, Workers’ Education Association, since the mid-1990s. We have over 20 years of experience in delivering services to support traditionally ‘hard-to-reach’ refugee…
Reading Community Learning Centre94 London StreetREADINGBerkshireRG1 4SJ
DeafHope is an organisation working to end domestic and sexual violence in Deaf communities through empowerment, education and services. DeafHope provides support services including peer counseling about DVSV, support groups, systems advocacy and referral to DVSV legal services and shelter. We also provide space to explore options for safety…
We are dedicated to making sure Deaf People get the same sort of access as hearing people to healthcare and health information. Patients can be referred by their GP or self-refer. We have the largest collection of sign language health information videos. Our service is…
Get into work The Stronger Together partnership helps unemployed people aged 25 and over, and living in Reading or West Berkshire, who need support to get into work, start a business, or just move closer to either of these goals. Get support All of our…
If the person you care for receives Disability Allowance or Attendance Allowance, Personal Independence Allowance, Armed Forces Independence Payment or is registered severely sight impaired/blind, they can apply for a CEACARD. This card allows free entry at participating cinemas for the carer or the person…
Depression Xpression is a peer support group for people with depression and other mental health issues in the Reading and Wokingham area. Our meetings are completely free of charge and everyone is welcome without the need for referral. We aim to provide a safe and…
The Autism Trust is open Wednesday to Friday from 9.30am until 3.30pm, throughout the year.
The Autism Trust provides an ASD friendly, real working environment, fostering independence and building work skills for individuals aged 16 years and older, with autism. This can be achieved through work experience or where applicable participation in the ASDAN Employability programme.
Coley Craft - 3rd Saturday of every month 10am - 12pm A friendly drop in session where you can work on your own craft projects in good company. Suggested donation of £1 to cover the cost of tea/coffee and homemade cake!
A local Reading charity that supports children living in poverty or are disadvantaged. Every year they organise the Toys & Teens Appeal which distributes toys to children aged 0-16 years living in Reading. If funds are available they also arrange outings throughout the year for children…
The Reading Early Years Foundation Stage team at Brighter Futures for Children supports providers in Reading. If you are interested in becoming a childminder or setting up a day care setting then contact the EYFS team for advice and guidance. Brighter Beginnings Inclusion Award ~…
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