LDN 4U 14-17 Camden South
This new service supports young people age 14-17 and 18+ living in South Camden.
We provide 1:1 support in your own home and out and about in the community.
Trusted support for young people aged 14-17
At LDN 4U Camden, we provide safe, high-quality, person-centred support for young people and adults with learning disabilities.
We understand that choosing the right support is important for families. Our experienced team is committed to providing consistent, reliable care that promotes independence, confidence and wellbeing.
We support individuals in their own homes and in the community, helping them build skills, independence and meaningful connections.
We understand that choosing the right support is important for families. Our experienced team is committed to providing consistent, reliable care that promotes independence, confidence and wellbeing.
Why families feel confident with us:
- CQC Registered – Rated Outstanding
- Over 60 years’ combined experience in learning disability support
- Supporting people in Camden for over 10 years
- Staff recruited with full employment history checks
- Enhanced Child and Adult DBS checks
- Fully trained and experienced support workers
We offer tailored support for young people aged 14–17 and adults aged 18+, ensuring a smooth and positive transition into adulthood.
Our support includes:
• Transition support from children’s to adult services
• Support in the home
• Community access and social inclusion
• Developing daily living skills
• Promoting independence and confidence
• Consistent, trusted support workers
We provide support 7 days a week, with flexible arrangements designed around individual needs.
Our team works closely with families and professionals to ensure continuity, stability and a seamless pathway into adult services.
Who can access this service
- Young people aged 14–17 in transition planning
- Adults aged 18+
- Individuals living in South Camden
How to make a referral
Referrals are made through the Camden Social Work Team.
Social workers can refer directly to LDN 4U Camden as part of transition planning or adult care support packages.
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What people say about LDN
I came to LDN at a time when I really needed understanding. I wanted to make sense of autism properly, not just from Google, but from people who truly understood. Finding LDN at that stage of my journey meant I moved from feeling unsure to feeling equipped. It gave me confidence, not just as a parent, but as someone who could advocate and contribute.
Some days I feel like I have a mountain of rocks on top of me. That stops me from
going about my day-to-day activities. I love coming to the sessions because other people have autism as well and it doesn’t make me feel different. It’s lovely to come to here because things like doodling and stimming is encouraged rather than discouraged, which makes it feel like a safe space.
Jay
Hub Member
I want to express my deepest gratitude for your care and support of my daughter. I have noticed a significant change in her attitude. She is now speaking with more confidence, her fear and hesitation is fading. She is finally getting better at expressing her concerns about
college and she is sleeping and eating better. I truly appreciate your kindness and support
in helping her feel safe and understood.
Parent
It’s so important for children to have experiences outside of the home. P loves everyone at KCA and building relationships with other people is good for his independence and confidence. It’s like another family: safe and secure.
Mary
Parent of a child who attends KCA
KCA is a big part of my life. It provides me with a place to do fun activities and take my mind
off other things – it is somewhere to be myself.
Raif
Young person who attends KCA
As an organisation with both ambition and focus, LDN has proven a stalwart community partner. We are proud to lend our support as they empower exceptional
individuals.
