Hutton House

About Hutton House

Hutton House Association for Adults with Disabilities is a registered charity located on Wonderland Road N in West London. It serves individuals with disabilities by providing life-enhancing programs that focus on personal strengths, abilities, and interests. The organization aims to ensure that people with disabilities have equal access to participate in their community through a variety of services across six city locations. The association offers a comprehensive range of programs, including employment assistance, adult education, and life skills training through its LIFEworks program. Specific offerings include the Day Break day respite program, urban agriculture opportunities, and social work services. For those interested in creative outlets, the organization provides ARTworks, fitness programs, and a state-of-the-art pottery studio that hosts community classes and workshops on evenings and weekends. They also provide first aid training, Passport funding administration, and the Employment Support Program. Founded in 1952 as the Association for Handicapped Adults, the organization began with 26 participants taking classes in activities such as leather work, weaving, jewelry making, and ceramics. Over 70 years of experience have seen the organization grow to serve approximately 1,500 participants annually. The business describes its approach as one of inclusion and innovation, emphasizing a learning culture and a commitment to removing barriers. It highlights its history of growth, including the establishment of the Access Voluntarism program in 1994 and various community partnerships with local colleges and hospitals.