Aurélien Thomas is a French poet who lives in West London. Besides writing, he loves his job as a Care Support Worker, reading lots and headbanging to metal music! Aurélien came across happily through his work supporting adults with learning disabilities. He was drawn to the project and wanted to Read more…
Here at happily, we have adapted our project to take place online so that we can continue to support our members to make friends and build relationships during the Covid-19 Pandemic! Over the past 3 months we have hosted online zoom social meetings which have included quizzes, baking and a Read more…
Welcome to our new blog on our updated website! We have a fresh new look all thanks to help and support from The Fore, Media Trust and our brilliant volunteer Julia! Earlier this year, we decided we needed to update our website so we could shout about all the fantastic Read more…
Happily is hosting free online social sessions for adults with learning disabilities for the next three months, open to all adults with a learning disability or autism living in our coverage area.
We are delighted to have received emergency funding from the London Community Response Fund which has made this work possible.
We love a success story here at happily! We set up our members Caroline & Steven for a Valentine’s date and now they are both happily together! It all started last year when Caroline told her key worker, Pauline, that she would like to find a boyfriend. She was interested Read more…
We are delighted to announce happily has received funding from Hammersmith United Charities to support adults with learning disabilities from the local community to meet new people and build relationships.
Happily hosts an afternoon tea event for the local learning disability community with the support of volunteers and funding from UNITED in Hammersmith & Fulham.
Happily hosts disability dating workshops with support from the People’s Postcode Lottery as featured in Tottenham Community Press.
Happily was awarded £2,000 from the People’s Postcode Lottery to run free relationship workshops for vulnerable adults in the Tottenham community.
Happily has been promoted in People’s First, an organisation provided in association with the Adult Social Care teams of the London boroughs of Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, and Westminster City Council.