Hub Visual Guide

This is the main entrance to the Hub. There is parking available at the building itself, including designated accessible parking bays. To enter, just walk near the sensor and the doors will open automatically.

This is the first bit of the Hub you will see once inside. At the reception desk, you will usually see David, our Hub Supporter. To sign in, just let David know your name and he will confirm who you are here to see.

The main area has plenty of seating and easy access to other parts of the building.

When you come in, a member of staff will show you where to go if you have an appointment. You don’t need to use this guide to find the room you will be in.

If you have an appointment or are just visiting for a drop-in, this is the best place to be. There is comfortable seating in this part of the Hub.

This room will mainly be used for one-to-one appointments for things like information and signposting, as well as other services we offer. It is next to the Garden Area.

In this part of the Hub, we will be serving refreshments including tea and coffee, as well as food during our twice-monthly drop-in Autism Hub sessions.

At the Hub, there are accessible toilets, including a Changing Places toilet. All toilets here are gender-neutral.

This room will mainly be used for groups, including our monthly in-person Mental Health Peer Support Group that takes place on the first Thursday of each month from 6pm-7pm.

The Activity Room will be used for one-to-one sessions and potentially, in future, groups and activities.

This is a peaceful part of the building where you can go outside for some fresh air if needed.

Finally, this is the main outdoor space where you can also get some fresh air. It is easily accessible from other parts of the building.