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Our Vision

How we can support you

We have a variety of different options to meet the needs of adults, children and young people with learning disabilities and their families.

Our services

Work with us

The Westminster Society recruits throughout the year. We have a range of interesting positions you can apply for.

Join the team

Rainbow Nursery parent whose child graduated to SEN School in September

“Rainbow is a lovely nursery environment where my daughter was very happy. The nursery has a lot of different rooms where my daughter could go when she felt overwhelmed and needed some quiet time, especially the sensory room. The standard of care my child was given was amazing from all of the staff, especially her keyworker. My daughter progressed enormously at Rainbow and I will always be grateful for all that they did for her.”

Our stories
Rainbow Nursery parent whose child graduated to SEN School in September

Parent of child at Rainbow

“My child was showing signs of autism and the keyworker was able to spot it. He’s now waiting for a diagnosis after being referred to a professional. He was not verbal when he started, now he is starting to talk. We have been blessed and fortunate to have found Rainbow in our neighbourhood”

Our stories
Parent of child at Rainbow

Malcolm’s story

“When my mum died I wanted to die and be buried with my mum, I did not know what to do, I was very unhappy and anxious and fed up. Gabby, Carol and Sharon from The Westminster Society helped me; they brought me to Croxley Road and found me a job to do.”

Our stories
Malcolm’s story

Fundraise 

for us

Arrange a sponsorship or fundraising event.

How can I raise funds?

Spare a
little time

Give up some of your free time and volunteer.

How can I volunteer?

Get involved

Ellie Atherton

“I was looking forward to starting volunteering as I wanted to help out in any way I could. I met lots of great people and really value the friendships I have formed since I started volunteering.”

Ellie Atherton, Volunteer Buddy
Rainbow parent

“The standard of care my child was given was amazing. My daughter progressed enormously at Rainbow and I will always be grateful for all they did for her.”

Rainbow parent, Kiana’s mum
Hannah Smith

“Being a volunteer with The Westminster Society is for me a wonderful opportunity to share my passion with people, enjoy some great moments in a friendly atmosphere.”

Hannah Smith, Group organiser

How far does your money go?

At the Westminster Society we make sure that every penny of your money goes on helping your learning disability network.

£5

Per month could pay for a little kickers football session for up to 12 children at our Rainbow Nursery

£10

Per month could pay for an 'LDN Connect to the Beatz' music event for a young adult with learning disabilities

£20

Per month could pay for an LDN Connect Tuesday Social Group event for up to 48 people with learning disabilities

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