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Group of seven service users with learning disabilities posing happily for a photo, some giving thumbs up, one lying in a wheelbarrow, outdoors in front of the Key garden.
A female service user with a learning disability smiling and holding an "All About Me" worksheet the Key classroom. She is making a peace sign with her right hand.

Who are Key?

Sometimes discovering who you are in the world is harder than it should be.

For over 40 years Key Enterprises has supported people with learning disabilities/difficulties, autism, mental health needs and acquired brain injuries to unlock their full potential. At Key, we encourage service users to explore their passions and develop new skills, without limitation.

We offer something for everyone, regardless of ability, in an inclusive and encouraging environment. Our weekly programme of activities includes everything from drama sessions to gardening! To find out more, explore our website or click the link below to make a referral.

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A male service user with a learning disability wearing a protective mask and glasses is working on a woodworking project in the Key workshop. He is using a handheld power tool on a piece of wood.

What’s on offer

Woodwork

A group of service users with learning disabilities and acquired brain injuries participating in dance and drama in a black box studio at Key, most wearing casual and comfortable clothing with some in purple Key merch hoodies.

Creative Arts

Three service users with learning disabilities in life jackets and wetsuits, kneeling on a paddleboard in a river, holding paddles, with trees and foliage in the background.

Adventures

Key's music therapist plays guitar and accompanies a service user, a man with an acquired brain injury, who is singing in Key's black box studio.

Music Therapy

A service user, a man with a learning disability, sits in a classroom at Key. Behind him are whiteboards with colourful writing that says 'Welcome to Key Skills,' and the date 'Wednesday 20th May.'

Life Skills

A service user with a learning disability is stood in the Key allotment greenhouse, wearing a Key merchhoodie and glasses, holding a tray of small green seedlings.

Gardening

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