You may find it helpful to visit AccessAble to search for accessible places to visit, or see our disabled access in Enfield page.
For information on affordable and free activities in Enfield (including parks), local boroughs and central London, view the Enfield Children and Young Persons’ Services guide (PDF).
The CEA card is one of the ways for participating cinemas to ensure they make reasonable adjustments for disabled guests when they go to the cinema.
The CEA card offers one free ticket for the person accompanying you, provided you purchase a full price ticket for yourself for the same film. The free ticket is provided on the assumption that the person accompanying you is able to provide you with appropriate assistance, such as helping you move around the cinema, use the toilet and purchase refreshments.
Autism friendly screenings are also available at over 250 cinemas.
Our sports development team offer affordable sporting and physical activity courses and events for residents. We provide a range of accessible activities, throughout the community. For more information, contact the team on 020 8379 3762.
Autism and learning disability friendly fitness sessions, with accessible equipment and trained friendly staff, are held weekly at:
The first session is free and extra discounts are available. For more information call 020 8379 5707.
You can also join one of our leisure centres.
The following groups are used and supported by us:
You can also find things to do by visiting Youth Enfield or MyLife.
To find out about specialist short breaks see joint service for disabled children.
These organisations provide playschemes and/or after school activities:
When choosing a club or activity for your child or young person, you should check:
You can ask the manager if you would like to see evidence of any of these.
Home care and home sitting services are provided mostly within a child’s or young person’s home and include some personal care.
These organisations can provide home care and home sitting services for children and young people with mild to severe learning and/or physical disabilities: