FAQs

What does Inclusion mean to LISA?

It means sharing and bringing people together.

It means feeling welcome and working as a team.

It means including people in the opportunities and benefits of living in London.

It means improved health, wellbeing, education, and economic circumstances.

Who can become a member?

Anyone can become a member - we love inclusion!

Some of our programmes are specialist services that have been designed by and for the people that use them.

How do I become a member?

The easiest way is to email: info@lisahub.org.uk

Is there an age limit?

We have programmes for children, young people and adults.

How much does it cost?

Everything we do is free to attend.

Do I need any special equipment?

No - everything is provided.

Can I attend any programme that I like?

We wish that we could extend all of our offer to everyone. However, we always try to use our resources in such a way as to prioritise people who are experiencing unfair health or other inequalities. We also have limited capacity as a small charity and this can affect our programme recruitment.

I have some additional needs, is it safe for me to get involved?

We will work with you assess and support your needs.

Sport, play and physical activity can't ever be 100% safe, but we are 100% committed to providing the safest possible environments.

Safeguarding of children, young people and vulnerable adults is our priority.

Our team is experienced, motivated, organised and comitted to providing safe, high-quality programmes and opportunities.

Working in partnership with our colleagues from across health, public health, education, and social services we uphold high standards of prevention and alert response.

All our policies are available online, including our safeguarding policy.