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Activities and support run weekly at our community centre for refugees, asylum-seeking people and migrants.
Self-Directed Support Service gives Disabled people greater choice, control and independence by allowing them to arrange the support that works best for them. This page brings together all our services, information and resources to help you manage your personal budgets and care with confidence.
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Action on Disability is directly contracted to provide Self-Directed Support Service in Hammersmith & Fulham. We support residents who have a Personal Budget to make informed choices and arrange the best care and support for their needs.
Commissioned by the Council, our service offers:
Independent advice for resident on how to manage their Personal Budgets
Guidance to help you make informed decisions about your care and support
A monthly Peer Support Group, where participants share experiences, information, and problem-solving advice
Information, Advice, Guidance and Signposting
We will provide advice and support with:
Direct Payments
Individual Service Funds
Prepaid cards
Budgeting
Employer’s responsibilities
Contingency planning
Annual reviews
Information is available through: Telephone support, Email support , Face-to-face appointments, Website resources
Our Training and Workshops help Disabled people, carers and Personal Assistants build the knowledge and confidence to manage support, understand rights and work safely and respectfully together.
The training and workshops are practical, accessible and designed around real experiences of living independently and employing PAs.
Whether you’re new to Personal Budgets or want to strengthen your skills, our sessions offer clear, supportive guidance.
The service is available to:
Existing Personal Budget Holders
Residents considering self-directed support
Carers
Authorised Persons
Nominated Persons
Some residents under 18
Residents receiving a Hammersmith & Fulham Personal Budget while living outside the borough
Client: You've been such a great help to me over these past few years and I really appreciate all the support you've given to me and all recipients.
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Activities and support run weekly at our community centre for refugees, asylum-seeking people and migrants.
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Path of Joy Arabic School provides Arabic language for children aged 6–12 years. Through engaging lessons, children develop their reading, writing, speaking, and understanding of Arabic in a supportive and welcoming environment.
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A welcoming space where you can relax, enjoy a coffee and have a friendly chat.