'If everything seems under total control, you're just not going fast enough!'

Open every Saturday and Sunday from 2.00pm until 5.00pm

Acorn Hall: 1 East Row, North Kensington, London W10 5AR

This is our original weekend project and has been running since 2005. It is a busy service with a large and experienced volunteer team, many of whom have been helping us out for years. The service is used by at least forty individuals per day, so there is plenty of company if you feel like a chat or are looking for a little support. Like all of our services, it is friendly and informal and there is plenty to do.

What we offer

THURSDAY

CBT* 

6.30-8pm

(*Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)

 

 
SATURDAY

Drop-in

2-5pm

Food & Drink

 2-4.30pm

Music Workshop

2-5pm

Art Club

2-5pm

Massage

2-5pm
SUNDAY

Drop-in

2-5pm

Food & Drink

 2-4.30pm

Music Workshop

2-5pm

Art Club

2-5pm

Yoga Class

3-5pm

Reflexology

 2.30-5pm


As well as the above activities, we are able to offer needle exchange packs if required. Advice, information and support on local treatment services is available for the asking. Should you feel you need more structured therapeutic help than we are able to offer at the weekend, please feel free to talk to the Service Manager or the Team Leader. They will be able to help you access other services during the week.

How to find us

The Acorn Hall Weekend Social Club is around fifteen minutes walk (see map) from either Ladbroke Grove or Westbourne Park tube stations. It is five minutes walk from Sainsbury's supermarket which can be reached by the following bus services: 23, 52, 70, 452, 295 and 316.

Who to contact

If you have any questions, want to know a little more about the activities on offer, or are thinking about volunteering, please feel free to contact the service manager, Liam Harte and or Laurence Foy. They will be happy to help you.

If you feel you need more structured support or treatment, please click on the link below, which will take you through to the website for the local treatment service.

Turning Point: DAWS (Drug and Alcohol Wellbeing Services)