Activities and events

Family Martial Arts Black Belt Schools are two dedicated full time Martial Arts Schools in Maidstone Kent and Gravesend in Kent. Both Martial Arts Schools have fully safety matted training halls, fully equipped to offer the ultimate training experience.  All instructors are experienced, CRB checked…

Medway Autism Group and Information Centre (MAGIC) is an independent Medway-based charitable organisation providing a range of activities and events to support families living with autism, Asperger's and other learning difficulties.

We currently operate a number of support groups and drop-ins for parents, grandparents and carers of disabled children in the Swanley, Gravesend, Northfleet, Swanscombe and Greenhithe and Dartford areas.  Everyone is welcome to attend, they are free of charge, they provide parents with the opportunity to share…

SPOTS - Supporting People On The Spectrum is support group run by parents / carers for families & friends of children and young people on the autism spectrum. Come and join us for a ‘chat’ and a ‘cuppa’ at Green Banks Centre for Disabled Children,…

Portage group for children and their families on the autistic spectrum, ADHD, ADD, ASHD, learningneds, development delay, undiagnosed or diagnosed

Stokers Youth Club is a special youth club in Tonbridge for young people aged between 11 and 18 years of age who may have difficulty making friends in other settings.  Running since 1999, it is aimed primarily at young people with social communication problems such as…

Stuck for something to do in the school term holidays? Kent County Council’s Children’s Short Break Service has a range of activities which may be just the thing. Our purpose built centres are fully adapted for children with physical and learning disabilities. The centres are…

Our music and media groups support people to explore and develop skills in music (song writing, performance, learning an instrument, DJ skills, music production) and media (film making, digital photography, graphic design, using the internet, making radio shows). People with learning difficulties/disabilities and/or autism can choose to…

Be Seen, Be Heard is a campaigning and awareness raising group. We develop presentations around attitudes towards people with learning difficulties/disabilities.  We visit schools and other community groups and give our presentation/workshops. We are people with and without learning difficulties/disabilities and as part of our…