Meet our Trustees My name is Terry, and I have been working with Club Soda for 10 years. I worked for the Met police for 18 years and in retail for 20 years, I now work for the MOJ. My interests are travel, singing and going to concerts. Being Chair of Club Soda gives...
Media Workshops When: Tuesdays Where: TURF Projects Time: 4pm to 6pm Cost: Free PLEASE NOTE: These sessions are for over 18s Our Media Team is for people with learning disabilities who want to develop their skills and interests in creating digital content, including...
Participants at the Devoted & Disgruntled Workshop at TURF
People with learning disabilities have as much of a right to go out to socialise, party and have a good night out as the rest of us. Yet there are longstanding and pervasive boundaries that stop this from happening. Or at least makes it far more difficult than it should be.
At Club Soda we are continually fighting these barriers to try to create an accessible and inclusive social scene in Croydon. However, there is only so much we can do without systemic change in local venues and organisations. Adjustments need to happen across the board. It should not be left to projects like ours or people with learning disabilities having to advocate for themselves.
On November 25th 2021 we invited local learning disability organisations, local venues and representatives from Croydon Council to get to the bottom of what needs to be done to shake up the status quo in Croydon’s social scene.
Make Your Own Partywear with the Makers of Stuff Squad (MOSS) With the Online SoDaDa Party coming up soon, we’re starting to get very excited! We’re encouraging everyone to join in their best and most unusual partywear and MOSS have been making...
