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What's it like having a child with Autism in the City of London? Harshita Patel's blog shares her insights, exasperations and joys while recounting the adventures she and her husband have had (to date) raising their son with ASD. Including suggestions for days out and…

The map, created by the London Autism Group, shows the location of advice and support groups, play centres, and leisure, recreation and sports faciities offering autism-friendly services and activities in London and surrounding counties. To open the map see the London Autism Group map weblink below. Click…

Dimensions, working with ODEON, Cineworld, Vue and Showcase cinemas, hosts autism-friendly screenings at over 250 cinemas across the UK. On Sunday mornings throughout the month, participating cinemas show films suitable for all audiences in a sensory friendly and inclusive environment. Adjustments at the cinema reduce…

Charities, support groups, and specialist service providers, are all ready to share advice and experience whenever you need it. Autismlinks.co.uk is dedicated to making those helpful and sometimes vital links, it covers who to talk to, where to go and contains lots of helpful advice…

Physiotherapy is used to treat both musculoskeletal and sports injuries. This can include back and neck pain, as well as more general aches and pains in the muscles and joints throughout the body. Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy With over 25 years experience between them, Back2Normal's physiotherapists are able…

This free Bereavement Support Service is provided by the BAMEStream alliance member Nafsiyat Intercultural Therapy Centre (external link). They offer therapeutic support in over 20 different languages and is committed to providing COVID-19 bereavement support to people over the age of 18 from Black, Asian…

Low-income families resident in the City may be eligible for reduced-rate places in the nurseries at Cass Child and Family Centre. Some keyworker places are also available. For full details of the charging and admissions policies contact FYi or the enquire at the centres directly. …

The Bank of England Museum tells the story of the Bank of England from its foundation in 1694 to its role today as the United Kingdom's central bank. Adults and children alike will enjoy the special exhibitions on the Bank’s history and work, featuring fascinating…

**ANNOUNCEMENT**We’re following the new Government advice on Coronavirus/Covid-19 and will be temporarily closing until further notice. We apologise to the audiences and artists affected. Keep checking our website for further detailsThe Barbican is Europe's largest multi-arts and conference venue presenting a diverse range of art,…