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A community-based service which provides a multi-disciplinary assessment and diagnosis of children who may have Autism Spectrum disorder or related social and communication difficulties. The assessment involves working together with families, school staff and other professionals. The multi-disciplinary team includes paediatricians, child psychiatrists, educational psychologists,…

Central & North West London NHS Trust delivers the school nursing service in Camden. We promote positive health outcomes for school age children and young people to help them reach their full educational potential and not be disadvantaged through ill health. When necessary, we provide…

A team of qualified children’s nurses who provide nursing care at home in outpatient clinics, health centres, mainstream and special needs schools and in other community settings. The purpose of the team is to help with an early discharge from hospital for children who are…

Childcare including sports, educational activities, arts and crafts and help with homework. Community play provider running play services from September 2012. Services are inclusive of children with some disabilities. This service includes both the Out of School Club and Holiday Play Scheme.

A parenting support programme for parents and carers of children and young people aged 8-18 with an autistic spectrum disorder.  The  Cygnet programme is six sessions which run for two and a half hours at a time. The programme covers the following: Autism and diagnosis…

The Educational Psychology Service (EPS) provides educational and psychological assessment and advice to families and schools. This is to support the understanding of children’s learning and behaviour. Educational Psychologists can help and advise in the following areas: Understanding difficulties in learning and supporting children to…

The service offers Family Group Conferences (FGC) to children and families. Meetings are organised by an FGC co-ordinator who is matched to meet the needs of the family. The meetings offer families opportunities to make plans for their children. For more details visit www.camden.gov.uk/fgc 

Works with child / young people aged 4 - 16 years old and their families Eligibility is per the Camden threshold for need for Early Help which includes children who are vulnerable to poor outcomes and need additional support to overcome difficulties and prevent escalation…

We offer a range of one-to-one and group work support, programmes and activities for young people aged 13 to 19, and up to 25 for young people who have learning difficulties or disabilities, focused around personal and social development, including skills and confidence for learning…

Children's Centres & Family Hubs in Camden provide services for children under five and their families. They are organised on a locality basis and provide a range of services including childcare and education, family support, outreach and home visiting, community based health services and advice…