Young People with Disabilities
Specific information for young people who are living with disabilities.
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Fulham Deaf Football Club Open DaySunday 19th August 2012, 12-6pm, Fulham FC Training Ground, Motspur Park. There will be a youth coaching clinic, football skills competitions and a BBQ. This event presents a fantastic opportunity for young deaf kids and families to meet other kids and also wide range of adult role models at a Premier League football clubs training ground. |
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Transition to Adulthood Information Pack for young people with disabilitiesKingston Council has launched a transition information pack, aimed at young people with disabilities and their parents or carers - in order to help them cope with the difficult life changes they face as they progress into adulthood. The guide was put together with help from some of the borough’s disabled young people, who provided their thoughts and insights about the transition to adulthood, and made a significant contribution to the production of the pack. The pack provides information on: the transition process for young people in Kingston with disabilities aged 14+; information about who can provide support during this process; and what things to be thinking about before and during transition. |
These activities are targeted towards young people with disabilities or special needs:
 Aspergers Youth Club |
 Disability Cricket Club |
 Disability Tennis |
 FAB Club |
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 Inclusive Fitness |
 INSPIRE |
 Multisport |
 Social Skills Group |
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 Teenage Activity Group |
 YADAPA Drama Club |
YogaCubs |
Active Kingston Card
Young people registered disabled or receiving a disability benefit may also be eligible for an Active Kingston Card which offers discounts of up to 70% on selected leisure activities in Kingston. More details are available on the application form (PDF).
Related External Links:
- YADAPA - Young and Disabled and Positively Artistic
Visit YADAPA for more information about dance and art groups for disabled young people. - Yorda Adventures
Yorda Adventures is a not-for-profit community organisation that provides care for children & young people with severe learning disabilities aged 5-19 years.