Harrow United Deaf Club opened its door at a new venue in North Harrow with a Valentine's themed event.
The new venue at St John Ambulance Hall, off Pinner Road, provides easier access to shops and transport.
The club's previous venues included Stanmore and Harrow and Wealdstone.
Now settled in its new home the club hopes to build up more links with Harrow communities and foster more partnerships with local organisations and groups.
In addition, by working closely with St. John Ambulance club officials aim to reach out more deaf people in the borough.
Asif Iqbal, president of HUDC, opened the club's first event at its new venue on Saturday, February 6.
She said: "It was good for host our first event of 2016 at a new venue. The turnout was good with a theme of Valentine where everyone wore red.
"We recognised the importance of communicating the changes to our community and have an exciting programme coming up for this year."
Harrow United Deaf Club was also pleased to receive a message of support from Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills and a president of the Board of Trade.
He said: "I am proud to offer my support to Harrow United Deaf Club. The inclusive community it provides to many who might otherwise feel isolated is a huge encouragement and force for good.
"I wish the club every success as it brings together more people from all backgrounds and raises awareness of what can be achieved when we work together."
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