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Annual summer programme for 13 to 19 year olds in Camden, offering free courses in arts, media, sport and life skills hosted by some of London’s biggest names. You can enrol if you're aged 13 to 19 and either live in Camden, go to a…

Statutory assessments of children with special educational need (SEN), and Education, Health and Care Plan, and placements of children with special needs.

LDN Community Hub Camden runs workshops and activites providing advice, information and support to people with learning disabilies, their families and carers. We run workshops which are free to attend on a variety of different themes incuding exercise, healthy eating, walking group, empolyment, health and…

Spectrum is a registered charity run and led by UCL medical students, offering a befriending service to children aged 4-18 with disabilities in the Camden Borough of London. Spectrum aims to support the development of these children and provide respite for their families. Two medical…

At I Support Behaviour, we help people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism by using Positive Behaviour Support to transform their quality of life and sense of wellbeing. Positive Behaviour Support is a person-centred framework that uses evidence-based approaches to increase people’s skills, independence and opportunities.…

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…

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…

Camden has a buddying service specifically for disabled young people provided by Wac Arts. The social care team in Camden MOSAIC identifies young people who would benefit from being allocated a buddy to help support them depending on their presenting need and with the aim…

Our London team offers: Free information workshops for groups of parent carers including coping and support with challenging behaviour, helping your child to sleep, transition from adult to child services and information about benefits. Information about local services, sources of further and specialist advice and…

Count Me in Project Inclusion sessions are for Yong People with mild to moderate LD aged 13-19 years in partnership with young people and staff at Somers Town.