We provide support across London to people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health support needs. We support people to develop new skills, meet new people and live the life they want – so they can bring their own unique brilliance to the world.
We want to raise £15,000 so people we support can learn new skills, hone existing ones, get creative and develop healthier lifestyles – but we need your help!
Our Connect & Do workshops and activities are about bringing people together through shared interests. The weekly virtual programme of fun and creative activities is open to everyone!
A Free #SocialCareFuture event. If social care is an island, how can we build bridges and change the landscape? Let’s come together for stories about action. Led by people and communities and supported by providers.
If you want to make a positive difference during these difficult times, join us as a valued Support Worker. Many of our roles don’t require experience – we’re simply looking for people who are committed to supporting people to be happy and healthy.
Our campaign was created to challenge outdated stereotypes around being a support worker and to show people what working in social care is really all about.
Certitude’s CEO, Aisling Duffy, was surprised at the National Learning Disability and Autism Awards with a special Lifetime Achievement Award recognising a career that spans over 30 years.
"if I want to do a thing, I'll do it" Anne Corrigan from the Treat Me Right! project talks to us about her work and her passion for singing.
The Treat Me Right team facilitated discussions at Hammersmith Fire Station with London Fire Brigade’s Community Engagement team.
