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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.
What is this service?
Action on Disability is directly contracted to provide Direct Payments Support Service in Hammersmith & Fulham. We support residents who receive Direct Payments to make informed choices and arrange the best care and support for their needs.
Commissioned by the Council, our service offers:
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Independent advice for resident on how to use Direct Payments
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Guidance to help you make informed decisions about your care and support
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A twice-monthly Peer Support Group, where participants share experiences, information, and problem-solving advice
Training and upskilling
Our Direct Payments Training helps Disabled people, carers and Personal Assistants build the knowledge and confidence to manage support, understand rights and work safely and respectfully together.
The training is practical, accessible and designed around real experiences of living independently and employing PAs.
Whether you’re new to Direct Payments or want to strengthen your skills, our sessions offer clear, supportive guidance.
Who is this training for?
These courses are for:
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Disabled people using Direct Payments
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People exploring whether Direct Payments are right for them
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Carers who support someone receiving Direct Payments
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Personal Assistants who are new to the job or want to develop their skills
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New or prospective individual employers
All courses use social model thinking and focus on rights, choice and control.
What we offer?
- Peer Support groups
- Training
Good to know
- Cost: Free