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Leighton College is a Camden-based specialist education provider for young adults aged 16-25 with SEND. With a maximum of 20 students each year, we offer a truly person-centred approach to young people taking their next steps towards independence and adulthood. Our courses are accredited by…

The service offers specialist advice on housing options, rights to stay in your home, service charges, rent levels, repairs and other tenancy rights and mortgage arrears. Also offers advice on welfare benefits, income maximisation, dealing with debt and access to employment and training.

Camden Safety Net provides services to survivors of domestic abuse and/or sexual violence as well as to children affected by violence. Camden Safety Net provides services to survivors and their families who live, work or study in the London Borough of Camden. Camden Safety Net…

We offer booking only advice and information sessions on welfare benefits, housing, utility, school exclusions, job search and so forth. A Somali Link Worker works with parents, schools and community groups to address issues facing school pupils in several schools including Regents High School and…

A charity supporting children and young people who have life-limiting or life-threatening conditions, and their families. They follow the national Children's Hospice criteria.  Noah's Ark can help families living in Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey, Islington and Hertsmere.  We work with children under 19 years old…

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…

Activities for all ages: 5-14s, adults, senior citizens, plus a Family Centre with play garden for under 5s. Services include a wide range of classes and groups, a basic advice and information service, the Neighbourhood Care Scheme for older and disabled people in Highgate Ward.…

The Children & Families Contact Team is a single access point providing advice, information and support for children and young people who are vulnerable and at risk. The team provides access to the right help at the right time, as well as supporting professionals to…

Forum where people with learning disabilities, carers, individual advocates and advocacy organisations can talk to Councillors and senior officers from the Council and partner organisations about service provision. Topics are chosen by service users and those who attend the Forum. The Forum is currently co-chaired…

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

Borough-wide group for all parents to find out about services and to influence decisions that affect them and their families. The meetings are informal and relaxed, for parents from a diversity of backgrounds. Parents help set agendas and run events, sessions and meetings. Find out…

The supported housing, care and support arm of One Housing Group. Accommodation in flats and hostels for people in housing need including single homeless people with support needs, teenage parents, older people, care leavers, offenders or those at risk of offending, refugees and those with…

A team of social workers and personal advisors who work with care leavers aged 16-21. The drop in centre has regular events, such as young mothers' sessions, sexual health clinics and sessions on housing, benefits and employment. Also promote independent living skills.

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…

PCCS is a free counselling service available to parents and carers who have a child in a Camden maintained school or children's centre.  Mothers, fathers, foster carers and other carers of children in Camden schools use the service. We provide twelve sessions of 1-1 counselling,…

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

EarlyBird is a parenting programme for parents of 0-5 year old children who have a diagnosis of Autism. The EarlyBird programme was developed and designed by the National Autistic Society (NAS). EarlyBird trainers in Camden are licensed by the NAS to deliver the programme. The…

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…

Family Fund is the UK’s largest charity providing grants for families on low incomes raising disabled or seriously ill children and young people. Last year, we provided 89,101 grants and services worth over £33 million to families across the UK.* We believe that all families…