Rethink Mental Illness is a non-profit organisation which directly supports almost 60,000 people every year across England to get through crises, to live independently and to realise they are not alone. They provide expert, accredited advice and information to everyone affected by mental health problems on everything from…

Who are we? We are a small, forensic child and adolescent mental health team made up of a wide range of different professionals. With a range of clinical experience and specialist knowledge, we support other professionals care for young people (up to age 18) where…

The CAMHS Team is our local NHS support service for children and young people. The service consists of a friendly and dedicated team of professionals from a range of professional backgrounds including doctors, psychologists, nurses and other experts who can assist with understanding and supporting…

Thrive uses gardening to bring about positive changes in the lives of people living with disabilities or ill health, or are isolated, disadvantaged or vulnerable. Using gardening as a safe and secure way to develop someone's ability to mix socially and make friends, and to…

Continuing Care is a way of funding health care packages for babies, children and young people (from birth to 18 years old) with complex healthcare needs whose needs cannot be met by existing mainstream or specialist health services.  These complex needs may be as a…

At our SW1 centre, Pursuing Independent Paths supports older adults with learning disabilities to achieve their potential. Pursuing Independent Paths ethos is to promote better choice and control and independent living through person-centred planning and accredited training opportunities. Pursuing Independent Paths SW1 Enabling Access to…

Information Advice Support Service (IASS) formerly the Parent Partnership Service. Their free confidential service is available to parents, children and young people who live in the three boroughs (IASS provide Independent Supporters who can advise and support parents in meetings). They can help by providing access to…

Post 16 education provider for young people with SEN, there is a range of course options provided in further education colleges and sixth forms. The provision is intended to support young people towards independence and employment, building on young people’s strengths and interests.

The service is a registered care service providing 24 hours support for six adults with learning disabilities, Autism and complex needs. The service users all have varying communication needs and they are supported to communicate with specialist individualised programmes and methods including positive behaviour support…

College Park School is a school for pupils with autism and complex learning difficulties, within the moderate range, for children and young people between the ages of 4 and 19 years of age. The teaching and learning is delivered through topics or themes throughout the…