top of page

The Play Association believes that every child has the right to play freely and that play is an essential part of the wellbeing, social and emotional development of children.

BlueforAutism.jpg

April 2nd 2023

At the Play Association we support children from all backgrounds and abilities to access exciting and stimulating play opportunities. We do so through our community focused projects, details of which can be found here.

Here's where you can find more from us:

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
PayPal ButtonPayPal Button

Latest News

Xmas Gifts.jpg

A huge thank you to our friends at Blueprint Partners for holding a ‘Secret Santa’ for our services users

The gifts were very well received. Special thanks to Dan for making this happen and HF Giving for putting us in touch

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

HFGiving.jpg

We have been successful in securing a grant of £2,000 to support SEN H&F families with pensionable age carers to help with essential household bills. The families would like to say thank you to H&F Giving for the much needed support.

youtube logo.jpg

Due to Covid-19, there have be changes to our services.

Read our latest update here.

Why we do what we do

London’s children and young people need opportunities to play, socialise, explore, and challenge themselves. The benefits of play are well known, but sadly many of London’s children go without regular access to play. One day at a time, we’re changing this in Hammersmith and Fulham.

WCPG Slide.jpg
bottom of page