Social and community inclusion for all, particularly Neurodiverse people.
The Inclusion Project
What we do
The Inclusion Project is a multi-award-winning innovative initiative that promotes a healthy, social and active lifestyle for Neurodiverse adults including, but not limited to: ADHD; Asperger and Autism Spectrum Disorder; Cerebral Palsy; Down Syndrome; Epilepsy; Fragile X; Global Development Delay; Williams Syndrome, and more. The emphasis is for Participants to be included into the local community.
Post education life can be an abyss for people with Learning Disabilities, it can be difficult to find activities during week days that will facilitate the lifestyle that young adults desire. The Inclusion Project is set to solve this issue.
Support Ratios
Support Ratios
Support Ratios
We offer group-based sessions, meaning that there is a ratio of up to three Participants to one Group Leader.
For sessions within a Participant's home the ratio will be one Participant to one Group Leader.
Transport
Support Ratios
Support Ratios
Participants will be collected and dropped home (or whichever location is requested) by a Group Leader at a pre agreed time.
Costs
Support Ratios
Costs
The Inclusion Project is funded through direct payments that people with Learning Disabilities can be allocated by their social workers. We charge in line with what the standard direct payment hourly rate is in the local area. Our costs can also be privately funded.
More Information
For who?
With who?
For who?
The Inclusion Project is for Neurodiverse people over the age of 18 years old, based on an initial assessment to ensure that we are the right service for you.
When?
With who?
For who?
We run 7 days a week covering different activities on different days and evenings. Participants can select which days they attend, and can take part in 1 or all 7 days.
With who?
With who?
With who?
We are incredibly proud of our excellent team of Group Leaders, all of which complete the Care Certificate within their first 8 weeks of starting with The Inclusion Project. All Group Leaders are experienced within Learning Disabilities, care and support from a variety of backgrounds.
What a day session could look like
This is an example.
Regulatory Bodies
The CQC (Care Quality Commission)
We are proud to be registered and regulated - and rated as Outstanding - by the Care Quality Commission for our support at home sessions. Please click here to read the full report.
We're in the following areas...
- Cambridge
- East Buckinghamshire
- Hertfordshire
- North London - Barnet and Enfield
- North & West Bedfordshire
- North West London - Brent, Harrow, Pinner and Wembley
- South Bedfordshire - Luton & Dunstable
- West London - Hillingdon & Ealing
Contact Us
Some of our Awards
