Each year, in June, we provide a day of activities for everyone in the local community who has a learning disability, autism or other additional needs. This day is open to schools, colleges, day services, community groups and individuals. Each year we have a range of activities including: Trampolining; Crafts; Football; Dance; Table Tennis; Cycall-…
Each Monday we hold football chat. We discuss the previous weeks scores and action, as well as make predictions for the upcoming week. Times:
Each Monday we run activities and outings in the local community, including Brighton. Times:
Bowling On the second Monday of each month, we hold an evening bowling session. Times: Evening Meal On the last Monday of each month, we hold an evening meal out or takeaway night at Buddys
Each Tuesday afternoon we run activities and outings in the local community. Times:
Each Thursday morning, we hold model railway club. This is a members run session, with a running model miniature railway set to include replica trains, signals and scenery etc. Times:
Badgers is our social club for older people (50+). Badgers enjoy a range of activities including crafts, music, games and outings into our local community. A light bite is included. Times:
One Sunday a month, we run a SEND play session for children with additional needs aged 6 and under, their parents/ carers and siblings. These sessions give families a chance to connect, share experiences and concerns with others, whilst children play in a safe and understanding environment. Times: (Sessions are funded by Worthing Mencap in…
A club night for people with learning disabilities and/ or autism aged 16+, with live bands and DJs, held 3 times per year at The Factory Live, “the home of live music in Worthing” from 7pm – 10pm. These popular events provide adults with learning disabilities and/or autism an opportunity to showcase their performance skills…
Spring was in the air at Worthing Mencap on Saturday 16th May, when we held our annual Spring Fayre to raise money to support people with learning disabilities and autism in the local community. Located on South Farm Road, the Spring Fayre was officially opened by Town Crier Bob Smytherman and raised over £2000. Thank…
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