Activities and Groups for Disabled People

Information on activities and groups for children, young people and adults with disabilities, additional needs, an SEND diagnosis or specific requirements.

Please be sure to contact providers directly to check for changes to services is accordance with coronavirus restrictions/guidelines.

BANDs run social opportunities meetings for over 16s who identify on the autism, Asperger syndrome and similar spectrums.

Creative Aquatic’s ethos being ‘Fun Swim Fun’ means that swimming is first and foremost about fun in the water.

Discovery supports autistic people and people with learning disabilities in Somerset to get more from life.

Enabling artists with a wide range of abilities to develop their art within a supportive and creative environment.

A unique football club primarily for people with physical disabilities played in electric sports wheelchairs.

Water play and swimming for young people with learning and physical disabilities.

Mental Health support and re-engagement with learning for young people struggling with mainstream school.

British Sign Language groups for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers.

A fun friendly class to develop physical and social skills, led by an Occupational Therapist.

Make and Sell – Pod workshop for adults with additional needs.

Music Therapy Somerset work with children and adults with special needs and adults living with Dementia.

Sports opportunities for children and adults with learning and physical disabilities.

Activity and wellbeing groups, courses and workshops for people aged 16+ with learning disabilities and autism.

Social group for people with additional needs aged between 18 to 30.

A monthly, open access social group for young people and adults, aged 16+ with additional needs

Youth club for young people with additional needs aged 10-17.

Are you a neurodivergent family in Frome? Come along and meet others in a safe, inclusive peer support space for neurodivergent families.

Rainbow Flow offers yoga inspired classes for mind, body and soul.

Jump Start Programme supports young people aged 8-18 years old in Somerset, offering them an opportunity to engage in positive experiences through…

Online gaming community for young autistic people.

Disability cricket for young people aged 12-25.

Multisports club for children aged 7-15 with additional needs, as well as their siblings and friends.

The Filo Project is a small group day care initiative for those with early-moderate dementia and/or those who are socially isolated.

Frome based charity supporting young people and adults with additional needs, young carers and their families.

Free nature group for anyone living with dementia or experiencing memory loss.

A multigenerational initiative which values, supports and connects young people in Frome.

Young Somerset – Open Access Youth Work

Working with vulnerable young people, who have specific needs or characteristics requiring a focused response.