Harrow Association of Disabled People (HAD) provides a wide range of services and support for disabled people in Harrow and the surrounding areas.
Our mission is to empower disabled people to live independently, access the support they need, and participate fully in their communities. We offer information, advocacy, direct support, training, and practical help for people of all ages and abilities.
- Advocacy and Advice: Get help with welfare benefits, legal rights, and accessing services.
- Independent Living Support: Training, brokerage, and practical assistance to help you live independently.
- Specialist Services: Deaf services, autism support (ASAP), and tailored help for young people.
- Community Activities: Join our Changes Nightclub, Red Brick Café, and other social opportunities to connect with others.
- Accessible Facilities: Our centre is wheelchair accessible and friendly to people with a range of disabilities.
Who can use our services? Anyone with a disability, their families, carers, and professionals seeking advice or support. We welcome people with physical disabilities, sensory impairments, learning difficulties, and mental health needs.
How to access: Visit our centre, call, or email us for more information. Some services may require booking or membership. Our staff are friendly and ready to help you find the right support.
Location: The Wealdstone Centre, 38-40 High Street, Wealdstone, Harrow, HA3 7AE. Easily accessible by public transport.
Cost: Many services are free or low-cost. Please contact us for details about specific services and any fees.
Get involved: We welcome volunteers and new members. Find out more on our website.