This is us
Keen2Go is a person-centred respite service supporting adults and children with autism and/or learning disabilities through a diverse programme of events and activities.
Specialising in increasing confidence, nurturing meaningful relationships and empowering the people we support, we are proud to receive outstanding feedback from members, parents and professionals alike.
We celebrate the talents, ambitions and interests of our members and work in partnership with them to reach their individual goals and to create a community that they are proud to call their own.
Sutton
Kingston
Richmond
Our Mission
To empower people with autism and/or learning disabilities to exercise choice and control over their own lives.
Our Vision
To lead on a world where people with autism and/or learning disabilities’ goals, aspirations and personal choices are at the forefront of social care provision.
Our Values
We believe that people with autism and/or learning disabilities deserve a healthy, varied social life.
We respect individuality and work in partnership with those we support.
Everything we do is guided by the goals and aspirations of our members.
We push boundaries and change perceptions.
Our Goals
To create an inclusive community that members are proud to call their own.
To create a broad programme of activities and events that offers something for everyone through age appropriate experiences.
To give people with learning disabilities the platform to express themselves and share their voice.
To develop social interaction and life skills to benefit independence and general wellbeing.
To provide respite for families and to support their needs.
Our Services
Sutton
Location: Sutton, Wallington, Hackbridge
Ages: 11+ (age specific groups)
Support ratios: 1:4, 1:2, 1:1, 2:1
Keen2Go Sutton runs a comprehensive programme of activities both daytime and evening, Monday through to Friday, with two groups in the daytime on Saturday.
All of our groups are unique and built around the needs and interests of members. We have sessions geared towards sport and healthy lifestyles, those providing a platform for our more creative members, and those that involve embracing trips out to new and exciting experiences.
All of our sessions are fun, inclusive and exciting first and foremost. Beneath this top layer we slip in vital skills for independence in a relaxed manner. We don't deliver kitchen skills lessons - we take part in the Keen2Go Bake Off. We don't lecture on money management skills - we compete in our own version of Bargain Hunt.
We run bumper school holiday programmes that have seen members venture down to the coast, into the city and out to the countryside. We've enjoyed theme parks, lidos, stadium tours, castles, river cruises and more, as well as a schedule of residential weekends away.
Check out our current sessions in our 2025/26 Sutton prospectus:
Kingston
Location: Central Kingston
Ages: 18 +
Support ratios: 1:1, 2:1
We are thrilled to begin offering our new service in Kingston and are excited to bring all the fun, laughter and personal achievements up to the banks of the Thames.
With a varied programme built around the interests, goals and ambitions of members - we can't wait to see where the service goes from here!
Discover more with our Keen2Go Kingston prospectus below:
Richmond
Location: Twickenham
Ages: 8 - 18
Support ratio: 1:4
Our Richmond offering sees a group of 8 to 18 year olds meet one night a week throughout the school term-times. We enjoy lots of games and themed activities at our base, with some exciting trips out into the community mixed in.
We're all about making friends and enjoying hobbies and interests in a laid-back, low demand environment. As with all of our services, our members take the lead on planning the activities that they wish to see on the termly schedule.
Get in contact below for more information and take the first step on your Keen2Go journey:
Our Service Delivery Team
We are proud to work with an incredible team of support workers, each bringing their own unique life experiences and skillsets to the community.
We have support workers join us from educational settings, care providers, charities and sports coaching roles, and are keen to assist in their professional development.
Many of our support workers have been with us for a couple of years or more, and we have been excited to see some of them develop into Session Co-Ordinators and to take on other new responsibilities in the management team.
We run comprehensive training programmes including Team Teach, safeguarding and autism awareness and are committed to ensuring that all of our team members fully buy into our ethos, values and ways of working.
