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Manages over 14,000 homes in 26 London boroughs and surrounding counties for people referred from council waiting lists. The care and support arm, One Support, provides a wide range of residential and non-residential care; supported housing projects including those for people with HIV/AIDS, young vulnerable…

Confidential advice, support and information for anyone affected by adoption or other forms of permanent care, including birth mothers and other birth relatives, adopted adults, adoptive parents, foster carers and special guardians and their children. Services include: daily Advice Line staffed by qualified counsellors experienced…

Non-denominational adoption and fostering service with counselling, assessment and support of all parties involved.

Provides temporary rented accommodation for homeless families and others in housing need, and housing management services on behalf of Local Authorities.

Offers psychoanalytically orientated assessment, treatment and management for people who consider themselves to be suffering from a sexual deviation, or who engage in criminal, violent or delinquent behaviour. Provides reports to the courts and advises Social Services, probation departments and other professionals.

Local authorities have a duty to ensure privately-fostered children are safe and well-cared for, hence private fostering arrangements have to be registered with the authority where the private foster carer lives. Camden Council needs to know about such arrangements to offer support and advice to…

Deals with school attendance and truancy, prosecutes parents for non-attendance of children. Concerns with child protection and welfare, and bullying where pupils are not attending school please email [email protected].  Gives advice and training on how to improve attendance to schools. Acts as a link between…

Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity supports seriously ill children and their families in the family home and local community. Families who have a child or young person up to the age of 18 with a life threatening or terminal condition (for example cancer, some neurological conditions,…

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. …

Provides free advice and information to asylum seekers and refugees in the UK. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website.)

Supports pupils who are unable to attend school because they are unwell, also responsible for supporting statutory school age parents. Provides tuition in either small groups or at the pupil's home.

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…

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…

Alternative contacts: Dr Mike Greenburg, Nurse Steve McKenna. Hospital clinic for children who are HIV positive. Run in conjunction with services for women with HIV. Multi-disciplinary service offering medical treatment, counselling and social work support.

Works with young women, who may be gang affected, involved in the criminal justice system or who have experienced sexual violence and sexual exploitation. We provide: 1:1 interventions with young women, support, advocacy and mentoring, group work with young women and training for professionals. Run…

The School Inclusion Team deals with exclusions from school (Phone: 020 7974 4589), pregnant school-age teenagers or pupils with medical needs (Phone: 020 7974 1654), education for homeless families (Phone: 020 7974 4582), children missing education - not on school roll (Phone: 020 7974 4596),…

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…

National charity supporting and campaigning for deafblind children and adults. Advice and information as well as specialist services for deafblind people, their families, carers and professionals working with them.

Hostel for young single women on low incomes. All applicants must be in employment or studying. Length of stay one day to three years.

Sibs is the only UK charity representing the needs of siblings of disabled people. There are over half a million young siblings and at least 1.7 million adults siblings in the UK, who have grown up with a disabled brother or sister. Siblings have a…