Activities for people with disabilities to learn skills and create relationships with others. They are a great way to be creative, be yourself and have fun.
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What we offer:
Housing services: We can help you find the right place to live
Supported living services: Support in your home, as much or as little as you need
Transitions services: This is for people moving through major life stages. (e.g. leaving school, moving from children’s to adults' services, finding work and living on your own.
Community support: We can help you live independently in your own homes. We can also help you with budgeting, keeping up a tenancy and staying healthy
Activities: We run over 20 activity groups per week. This includes yoga, karate, dance, exercise and more.
Activities at United Response have helped me make friends and feel part of something
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We offer free drama workshops and recovery support to those affected by addiction, and give people affected by addiction a voice – enabling them to reach and recognise their potential, find an identity and build life skills and confidence in order to support recovery.
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The Korean Culture and Arts Center allows all residents to learn about and particulate in Korean culture and arts.
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Future Friends provides lots of fun activities for adults aged 19-35 with learning disabilities and runs twice a month.
