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RFHCS is a community special school for pupils aged 5 to 16 and provides education to patients on the paediatric wards at the Royal Free Hospital, Pond Street, Hampstead NW3. Alongside this, the RFHCS also runs alternative provision programmes for young people experiencing medical or mental health…

The Integrated Youth Support Service (IYSS) supports young people's social and personal development by offering a wide range of activities including accredited programmes such as AQA Units Awards, Arts Award, Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Food Hygiene, First Aid, CBT and information, advice, guidance and support…

For some children there are times when they find it hard to manage in a mainstream school. They may feel very anxious or get angry. They may have problems getting on with other children. If things get really difficult, some children may need extra help…

Kentish Town C of E Primary School is in the unique position of having additionally resourced provision for children with autism and for children with physical disabilities. For more details, visit https://www.kentishtown.camden.sch.uk/about-us/inclusion-at-kentish-town/ 

The Children and Families Contact Service is a multi-agency team that incorporates the Multi-agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) team and the First Stop Early Help team. The Contact service is responsible for: processing all referrals and requests for children’s social care services and Early Help support making decisions…

A statutory service providing impartial information, advice and support to parent carers of children with special educational needs or a disability, children and young people aged 16-25, about education, health and social care. Direct support is provided in connection with the Education Health & Care…

Youth club. Organises various workshops including employment and training, discussions, and socialising.

 Currently providing arts & crafts, sports club for children eight to twelve.

Reactive Forum is a project for disabled young people with mild to moderate LD.  The Forum provides an opportunity for disabled young people to have a say about what they think about services and influence strategic decision-making and service planning that affect disabled young people. …

This partnership is for providers of learning opportunities for adults in the borough, including colleges, community centres, voluntary organisations, museums, libraries and galleries. It aims to allow the sharing of information about provision, to encourage collaborative work to develop between providers and sectors and to…