Camden offers a range of health services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). These services include:
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Universal Services: These are available to all children and families, such as school nurses, health visitors, and baby feeding support.
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Specialist Care: Services like speech therapy, physiotherapy, and continence care are provided for children with more complex needs.
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Continence, Bladder, and Bowel Care Service: Supports children aged 3 to 19 with toileting management.
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Wheelchair Service: Supplies wheelchairs to young people and adults with mobility problems.
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Community Children’s Nursing Service: Supports children in schools and at home with complex medical needs.
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NHS Continuing Healthcare: A package of social care funded solely by the NHS for some adults with long-term complex health needs. For more information on these services, you can visit the Camden Council's Local Offer website or contact the Camden Integrated Children's Service directly.
Useful Links:
Camden Mosaic :: Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust
Services for children with disabilities - Camden Council
Health services for young people with SEND - Camden Council
Cindex | Children and Young People Disability Service (Camden Council)
Neurodevelopmental Support in Camden | Waiting Room
Walking aids, wheelchairs and mobility scooters - Social care and support guide - NHS
