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BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2026
Our Story
At The Lord’s Community Hub (TLC Hub), we believe every child deserves to feel seen, valued and free to be themselves.
TLC Hub was created to be more than a place to attend. We wanted to build a welcoming community where children, young people and families could belong, grow and thrive together.
We have a special heart for neurodivergent children and young people, and for families who may not always find the understanding, opportunities or support they need elsewhere. Through music, sport, creativity, learning, wellbeing and family activities, we create joyful spaces where children can build confidence, discover their strengths, make friends and simply enjoy being themselves.
For us, the most meaningful moments are often the small ones: a child finding their voice, a young person trying something they once thought they could not do, or a parent realising they have found a community that truly understands.
We believe children flourish when families, schools and communities work together. That is why everything we do is built around connection, encouragement and opportunity.
At TLC Hub, every child matters, every family is welcome, and every person has something special to bring.
Come as you are. Grow at your own pace. Find your place to belong.
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Our Impact
Our impact goes beyond attendance. We create safe, inclusive spaces where children and young people can build confidence, discover their strengths, develop new skills and feel that they belong.
Through music, sport, education, mentoring and community activities, we are helping children who may otherwise face barriers to participation find opportunities to learn, connect and express themselves
100+ families supported with access to activities, community connections, resources and opportunities that reduce isolation and strengthen family wellbeing.
150+ children & young people engaged through inclusive music, sport, creative arts, education and mentoring.
200+ hours of educational support delivered through EmpowerED, helping children receive additional learning support in an encouraging environment.
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Our Vision
A community where every person is seen, valued and free to thrive - at home, in school and in the community.
Because meaningful change does not begin in systems alone. It begins with people, relationships and opportunity.
Our Mission
To empower neurodiverse and disadvantaged individuals and the families who support them through inclusive sport, music, creative arts, education, mentoring and strong community connection.
We challenge stigma, build belonging and create clear pathways to opportunity.
Get Involved
Your time and skills can change lives. From mentoring and event support to helping behind the scenes, volunteers are at the heart of TLC Hub.
We collaborate with schools, local organisations, faith groups, and businesses to deliver meaningful change.
Every donation, big or small, makes a difference. Your contribution helps us run programmes, provide resources, and support families.
Book Your Spot
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25 British pounds
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2.50 British pounds
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2 hr 30 min
Testimonials
Zamara Voices — Parent Story
“Thomas was very anxious to participate, but the neurodiversity-friendly approach made all the difference. He has become more confident and loves the vocal warm-ups and games. The visit to the care home was especially meaningful for him and was such a special moment for us.”
Smaranda, Parent — Zamara Voices
Our Funders
Level Up Hub receives support from the Asda Foundation.
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Rhythm & Release is proudly supported by Kent Community Foundation, helping young people build confidence, wellbeing and positive futures.
MoveForward receives support from Sport England, funded by the National Lottery.
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Play by Ear receives support from Music for All, providing children and young people with access to musical instruments, creative learning, and opportunities to grow in confidence through music.
Zamara Voices is proudly funded by the National Lottery Community Fund through Awards for All.
Rhythm & Soul receives support from Youth Music, helping neurodiverse and SEN children and young people access inclusive music-making, creativity and confidence.
​Move FWD Minis is proudly supported by BBC Children in Need, providing fun music and movement sessions for children aged 0–5.​​