Centre 404 can host your event and is available for private hire
Centre 404 can host your event and is available for private hire
Centre 404 is a prominent and successful charity with an excellent reputation for providing high quality support and services to people with learning disabilities and their families. Based in North London, we currently work across 9 London boroughs.
Sophie Izzard from Bright Futures and Ese Akarovwe from IMAX will be joining us to share advice, support and guidance for families in Islington.
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Some families will soon be receiving a migration letter telling them that their Housing Benefit or ESA will be moved to Universal Credit. To support families with this change, we are hosting a workshop with Barbara Elliott — Disability Employment Advisor (DWP) at Centre 404.
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Come dressed in your spookiest, funniest, or most creative costume (optional but encouraged!) — there’ll be music, snacks, and plenty of Halloween fun! 🎶🍬
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Struggling to access CAMHS services? Have questions about assessments?
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Struggling to access CAMHS services? Have questions about assessments?
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Coffee Morning & Family Support Surgery with Bright Futures
Centre 404 announces appointment of new Chief Executive Officer
Struggling to access CAMHS services? Have questions about assessments?
Tracy Seymour, Interim CEO and Javed Bhunno Head of Training and Quality, share their thoughts
Upon completing college, Rebecca transitioned to day opportunities full time. Her journey has been marked by challenges, progress, and remarkable improvements, demonstrating the positive impact of the support provided by Day Service.
Before moving to our Independent Living Service at Kendal House, Cedrick lived with his mother in the family home. Cedrick faces multiple challenges, including global learning disability, Down syndrome, and visual impairment.
Benefiting from our inclusive youth clubs that support young people of different ages and needs. Since joining, Eghosa has grown in confidence and independence.
With support from the After-School Clubs, he has made significant progress. He can now express his emotions, communicate effectively, and follow instructions with minimal encouragement.
