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National disability charity providing support and independence for young people up to the age of 26. Help with mobility equipment, work related learning, short breaks holiday scheme (14 -18 years) and a helpline.

One acre organic community garden for local people to tend. Programme of activities for children and adults. Organic fruit and vegetable delivery scheme. Floodlit sports pitch for hire (marked for five-a-side football). Under 5s drop-in. Volunteers needed for gardening, drop-in, youth and play, and other…

Social enterprise cafe and catering service providing employment and training for people with learning disabilities. 

Work-based training scheme for people with mild to moderate learning difficulties and disabilities. Horticultural training and life skills.

An into employment project, supporting young people aged 16-25 with learning disabilities to find and carry out meaningful paid and voluntary work. Open to young people across Camden, Islington or City of London. Referrals can either be in full-time/ part-time education or not in education,…

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 Leighton Education Project 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…

MailOut is a social enterprise offering an ethical fulfilment and distribution service for businesses, organisations and charities. We also provide training, employment and well-being support for adults with a learning disability and autism.  We support our trainees to pick, pack and post out the orders…

Information, advice and guidance for adults on education, careers and training. Initial point of help for other issues which affect/prevent a young person accessing learning opportunities.

Special Needs Housing Association providing opportunities in housing, training and employment. Based in Hackney (address above) and Islington: Legard Works, Legard Road, London N5 1DE, Phone: 020 7226 6074. No properties in Camden but take referrals from Camden when priorities allow for people with high…

Pursuing Independent Paths (PiP) supports adults aged 18+ with learning disabilities and autism to reach their potential and become more independent. We run person centred sessions (currently online and at our centre in Westminster) that cover: - Employability and vocational training - Health and wellbeing…

Study programme to develop work skills and get workplace experience for young people with SEND Interns and Outcomes is Mencap’s Supported Internship programme. To be eligible, you will need to be 18-24, have an Education, Health and Care plan and be classed as a higher…

Develops opportunities for disabled artists; we train cultural institutions to be more open to disabled people, and run participatory arts and development programmes. The Creative Steps programme offers information and guidance services to disabled people in the creative industries. Signposting for both jobseekers and employers.…

YPFI are a social enterprise made up of young disabled people delivering Disability Awareness training and PACT Accessibility Audits to organisations and businesses across London and beyond. Our main aim is to make London accessible and inclusive to all and to help public services to…