KeyRing in Westminster
Manager: Lucia Fusko - lucia.fusko@keyring.org - 07852 868 077
Westminster is one of the most central boroughs of London full of history and culture.
Our KeyRing Support Network is based in Maida Vale. Located mainly in the City of Westminster, with parts overlapping into the London Borough of Camden, Maida Vale is situated north of Paddington in West London, between St John's Wood and Kilburn.
In Westminster, we have one network which is supported by a Community Living Volunteer – a volunteer who lives in the area and knows the area well.
Our Support
Our support in Westminster is for people with a learning disability. We’ll look at what you want to achieve and work together to make a plan. Our person-centred approach means we focus on what you’re good at and the skills you have to share.
You will be able to take more control of your daily tasks and activities. This means you can be more spontaneous, independent and empowered. Your life will be about more than your support.
We’ll look at what you’re good at and talk about what you want to do.Our focus is on helping you to become independent and more connected with your community.
To make this happen, we’ll work with you on an action plan that will say what you where you want to be and how you can get there.
We provide flexible support
Because our support is flexible, we can give you more time when you need it most. This could be with things like
- Hospital appointments
- Benefit assessments
- Jobcentre appointments
You can’t wait for your support day to experience crisis, and some weeks you might need more support than others. Our flexible approach, with peers, volunteers, and staff, means we can allow for the ups and downs of your life.
Joining KeyRing
If you need any more information about our work in Westminster or would like to discuss whether KeyRing might be the right choice for you or someone you know, please contact Lucia on 07852 868 077 or at lucia.fusko@keyring.org.
You can speak with us about all of the different ways of accessing and funding our support including using a personal budget (direct payment or individual service fund) or through self funding.