We offer practical courses across three main areas: Life Skills Through Creativity, Communication & Personal Development, and Creative Technology & STEM. Activities include filmmaking, animation, gaming, digital media, teamwork and everyday life skills.

Absolutely! We understand that everyone learns differently. Our team takes a flexible, person-centred approach and can discuss individual needs, sensory preferences and reasonable adjustments to help you feel comfortable and supported.

Depending on the programme, participants may have opportunities to work towards recognised achievements through schemes such as AQA Unit Award Scheme or Arts Award. We’ll explain which courses offer accreditation before you enrol.

Simply get in touch with our friendly team or explore the available courses on our website. We’ll help you find a suitable programme, explain the next steps and arrange an introductory conversation if needed.

We want our studio to be accessible to everyone. If you have mobility requirements or use a wheelchair, please contact us before visiting. Our team can discuss the facilities available and any adjustments needed to support your visit.

That’s completely understandable. We recognise that new environments and group activities can sometimes feel overwhelming. Our team encourages participants to communicate their needs, take breaks when necessary and participate at a pace that feels comfortable.

You don’t need to share a diagnosis to enquire about our programmes. However, telling us about any adjustments or support you may need can help us prepare and make your experience more comfortable. We treat personal information with care and respect.

We recognise that lighting, sound, busy environments and other sensory experiences can affect people differently. Some creative activities involve cameras, music and production equipment. Please discuss your sensory needs with us so we can explore suitable adjustments.

Absolutely! We encourage you to arrange a visit before becoming a member. You’ll have the opportunity to explore our creative spaces, meet the team and ask questions to see whether the Hub is right for you.

We understand that busy environments can sometimes feel overwhelming. If you need a quieter environment or regular breaks, please speak with our team before visiting so we can discuss what arrangements may be possible.

Members may have opportunities to use filmmaking equipment, creative technology and studio facilities as part of supervised activities. Access depends on the equipment, activity and any training or safety requirements.

Simply contact our friendly team to find out more about membership options. We’ll explain what’s included, discuss your interests and support needs, and help you understand the next steps.

We occasionally have opportunities for creative professionals, workshop leaders, freelancers and support staff. We also provide opportunities to gain practical experience through creative projects. Get in touch to find out about current vacancies and opportunities.

We collaborate with businesses through sponsorship, corporate volunteering, creative projects and community partnerships. Your organisation can help neurodivergent young people build confidence, develop practical skills and access new opportunities. Visit our Sponsorship page or contact us to discuss working together.

Once we receive your enquiry or application, our team will review your information and contact you to discuss the next steps. We may arrange a short conversation or studio visit to learn more about your interests, goals and any support you might need.

Not at all! Most of our programmes are designed for beginners, so you don’t need any previous qualifications or creative experience. All you need is an interest in learning something new. Our team will support you throughout your journey.

Yes! Parents, carers and support workers are welcome to contact us on behalf of a young person. We’ll work together to understand their interests, individual needs and the most suitable opportunities available.

Our programmes primarily support young people aged 14–25, particularly those who are neurodivergent or have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Some activities may have different age requirements, so please contact us if you’re unsure.

If a programme is fully booked, we may be able to add you to a waiting list or suggest another suitable course. Our team can also let you know about upcoming workshops and future opportunities.