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Voluntary aided (Frances Mary Buss Foundation) state comprehensive school for girls, which admits boys in the Sixth Form.

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…

Our service works with children and young people who have a hearing or visual impairment We work with children & young people who have a hearing or visual impairment or a dual / multi sensory impairment (deafblind), from birth to 25 years old in homes,…

Short breaks are provided for families in Camden with children aged 0-18 who are severely disabled and have complex health needs. They are designed to give a much-needed break for the parent or carer, while also giving the children and young people a chance to…

Provides advice, information and support for people with learning disabilities, their families and those who work with them, and campaigns on their behalf. Projects include: Community In Action, a community minded holistic approach to helping adults with learning disabilities and/or autism over 18 years to…

Provides advice and advocacy; supplementary classes for Somali children of primary and secondary school age; health sessions for women; mother and toddler groups. Promotes healthy living workshops and taster sessions. Personalisation and social care support, translation service and consultancy or brokerage for organisations wanting to…

Early Years Foundation Stage activities for Somali mother and toddlers, children and families. Parent and toddler group with a rhyme time by the library, Somali singing, play and healthy fruit snack time.

The Special Parents Forum is open to all parents and carers in Camden with a child/young person with special needs and disability. We meet twice a term to talk about local issues that are important to families. Meetings are warm, friendly and informal but we…

Offers a service to children from birth to 19 years with speech and language delays and disorders in Camden. The service operates from a range of settings, including a child’s own home, children’s centres, nurseries, health centres, mainstream and special schools, and specialist units. They…

CSYP works together with schools and families to support children (over the age of 11) with speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) during their teenage years. We are a team of specialist speech and language therapists often contracted by Camden schools. We help students with…

Government led initiative to organise sports-based social inclusion programmes for young people. In Camden these are primarily in the Gospel Oak area and offer football and other sports at a variety of venues and times. Also offer educational/vocational courses in sport.

After school club and holiday playschemes for children aged 4-12. 

In partnership with Camden Summer University (IYSS) Camden Integrated Youth Service.  2 week London based day scheme, Monday to Friday 11am – 3pm. Residential activities for young people with learning disabilities/physical disabilities.

Annual summer programme for 13 to 19 year olds in Camden, offering free courses in arts, 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 local…

Ring for information regarding lessons, details of coaching sessions and competitive, non-competitive and masters' squads.

Public library run by Camden Council. Collection includes books, talking books,  DVDs, newspapers and periodicals. Information about Council and other local services and organisations. Photocopier and neighbourhood noticeboard. Children's library with Rhyme Time session for under 4s Tue 11am-12noon and Baby Bounce session for Under…

Football coaching and matches.

Additional contacts Salique and Michael - Project Workers. Football development programme with youth and sports workers aimed at young people at risk of offending, offering participants conflict resolution skills.

Co-operative children's organisation. Meets weekly in West Hampstead school halls and community centres for games, drama, discussions, folk dancing and singing. Organise camps and other outdoor activities. Emphasis is on peace, co-operation and education for social change.