ABOUT US
ABOUT US
The Creighton Centre, formerly Bishop Creighton House, was first established in 1908. We provide support to residents of Hammersmith and Fulham and West London, tackling problems caused by social isolation and disadvantage. The Creighton Centre offers meeting space for all members of the community, as well as a range of services that offer practical solutions and emotional support for the people of West London. At The Creighton Centre, we are committed to fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment where people can access support. Read on for more information on the services we can offer.
Since 1908
Services
How We Help
OLDER PEOPLES SERVICES
We offer comprehensive services for older people, including befriending, home safety checks and rehabilitation programs.
If you or someone you know is in need of support for older adults, you can find out more details, by visiting Older People's Services page.
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LEARNING DISABILITY OUTREACH
We offer personalised support, social activities and skill-building programmes for adults with learning disabilities.
If you or someone you know is in need of Learning disability support for, you can find out more details, by visiting our Learning Disability Support page.
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HOME SAFETY AND IMPROVEMENT SERVICES
We offer support through practical advice, safety checks, and home improvements to ensure a safe and healthy living environment.
If you or someone you know is in need of Family and Home Improvement Services, you can find out more details, by visiting our our dedicated Support page.
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COMMUNITY CENTRE
The Creighton Centre's Community Centre offers diverse facilities and activities, fostering social engagement, learning, and wellness for all.
Find out more about some of the varied activities in our Community Centre and how to get involved or avail of our facilities.
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Testimonials
News
Our latest News
Art for fun! - Learn to draw - new workshops at The Creighton Centre
Looking for a relaxed, sociable way to get creative? Art for Fun is our new monthly drawing workshop for anyone aged 60+. It’s perfect for absolute beginners—come for a free taster and meet friendly faces.
Have Your Say: Help Us Plan Our Future Activities
Your say matters - please take part in our community survey.
A Decade of Friendship: Mary’s Homeline Volunteering Journey
Discover how Mary’s decade of volunteering with Christine grew into a heartfelt friendship that changed both their lives.
Our Team
Some of our team
Jamie Ward-Smith MBE
Chief Executive
Caecilia Isidore
Community Centre Manager / Safer Homes Manager
Jessica Lawn
Older People's Services Manager
Matthew Byrne
Care & Repair Manager