Support Our Services
The Together Space creates inclusive spaces where disabled and non-disabled children belong side by side, and we’re proud of what we’ve built together.
If you’re able and would like to, a small monthly (or one-off) donation will help us continue running our services and supporting families who need inclusive spaces more than ever.
Donate today and help us grow, together.
A place for disabled & non-disabled children, young people and their families to comfortably play, exercise, socialise & relax together.
What’s On at The Together Space
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Strength & Fitness
Weekly on Wednesdays 4.30-5.30pm
Our strength and fitness programme has been designed for children aged 11–14 with a learning disability who have low muscle tone or reduced mobility. A great way to build confidence, strength and improve posture!
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Vibe Club
Every third Friday of the month 5-7pm
Vibe Club is a youth club for young people with SEND aged 11–16. Vibe Club is a place to dance to great music, get creative with art activities, chill & connect with friends & share your ideas to shape what you want this space to be!
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Performing Arts Classes
Weekly on Wednesdays 4.30-6pm
Join The Together Troupe for more weekly Performing Arts Classes led by Emily from Down The Lens. Created for children and young people aged 10+ with disabilities, these classes are FREE to attend!
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February Family Event
Sunday 8th February 10am-12.30pm
Join us on Sunday 8th February for our last fun-filled family play at Gnome House! Be whisked away on a musical journey byMrs H & The Sing-Along Band and enjoy all our facilities, equipment and toys!
UPCOMING EVENTS (Tickets released soon):
February Family Event Sunday 8th Feb 10am-12.30pm, Gnome House, E17 6DS
February Half Term Play Scheme 16th-18th Feb 9am-3pm, Gnome House, E17 6DS
March Family Event Sunday Sunday 8th March 10am-12.30pm, Venue TBC
All information and ticket links released via our newsletter. To join our mailing list, please enter your email where it says ‘Join The Community’ above.
“Normality is a paved road, it's comfortable to walk on but no flowers grow there.”
— Van Gogh