The Inclusion Project

The Inclusion Project is a recognized initiative aimed at fostering social, active, and healthy lifestyles for adults with learning disabilities and neurodiverse conditions. These include various challenges like ADHD, autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and more. It supports these individuals, especially after their education ends, as they often struggle to find suitable activities. The project addresses this by providing group sessions with a favorable participant-to-leader ratio, ensuring personalized attention and care.

Transportation for participants is provided, with group leaders responsible for picking them up and dropping them off at pre-arranged locations. The services are funded through direct payments from social workers, aligning with local hourly rates, and can also be privately funded. Open to individuals over 18, the project assesses the suitability of its services through initial evaluations.

Sessions occur daily, offering flexibility in participation, and are facilitated by trained group leaders who have experience in care and support for those with learning disabilities. The Inclusion Project is proud of its high standards, evidenced by its outstanding rating from the Care Quality Commission, highlighting its commitment to quality services. It operates in several regions, including areas of London, Cambridge, and Hertfordshire, making its services accessible to a broad community. The project encourages engagement and communication, aiming to create a supportive environment for neurodiverse individuals to thrive socially and emotionally.