Sycamore Trust Havering All-Age Autism Support Groups
Join us for a coffee and a chat and to meet other parents and carers for whom autism is a part of their everyday life.
Resources
Healthy Community
Upcoming Events
Upcoming events
Drop-in immigration advice from Praxis
Drop into the Havering One Stop shop every other Wednesday to speak to Praxis for immigration advice.
Kaleidoscope social space for LGBTQIA+ people and allies aged 17-24
Are you 17 – 24 and looking to socialise with others from the Havering LGBTQ+ community? Join our FREE social club. We meet every first Tuesday of the month at...
Sycamore Trust Havering All-Age Autism Support Groups
Join us for a coffee and a chat and to meet other parents and carers for whom autism is a part of their everyday life.
Elm Park Community Association Warm & Cool Space
Social morning with refreshments and activities hosted by Elm Park Community Association.
The Monday Meet Up
Free refreshments, activities and talks in partnership with AgeUK RBH Di’s Diamonds over 50s social group.
Warm & Cool Space at The Royals Centre
Refreshments, lunch, activities, arts and crafts, children’s corner.
Mardyke Community Association Warm & Cool Space
Activities, breakfast, refreshments, advisory information and free use of IT Suite and computers.
Warm & Cool Space at The Hope Café
Hosted by HoPEC (House of Polish and European Community). Soup, tea and coffee board games, reading corner and occasional activities.
Related Services
Related services
Rainham Foodbank – The Sewing Sanctuary
A safe and welcoming space to learn sewing — no experience needed! Whether you want to try something new or build your confidence, our tutor will support you at your own pace.
Rainham Foodbank – English for Refugees
A friendly English course for those with little or no English.
Romford Autistic Group Support (RAGS)
RAGS provide help and support for families who have a child / children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. We believe that every person with autism has potential to fulfil, and we enable this by supporting the entire family – parents, siblings and the individual with autism.
