Help getting a job for young people with SEND

These organisations can support young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in getting a job:

Camden job hub can support disabled young people in getting volunteering opportunities, training courses and paid work
Camden Future Talent can help young people aged 18-24 find work experience, an internship or an apprenticeship
Euston Skills Centre help young people access training, apprenticeships and advice in construction
Camden Connexions offer careers advice and guidance
Unity Works help people with learning disabilities get into work. They offer accredited training across Camden in different work settings, such as café, garden centre and mailing site. They also offer tours so you can experience the different options first - contact Terry De Willers by email at Terry.DeWillers@unityworks.org.uk or by phone on 07841 995 265 for more information
Unity Futures is an employment and wellbeing service for people with a learning disability aged 16-25 who are not in education or work
AFK Employment and Skills Programme can help you find paid work if you are disabled, live in London and are aged 18 to 25
Capital City College Academies offers training and support to succeed in your area of interest through their different courses
Access to Work can help you get or stay in work if you have a physical or mental health condition or disability
Scope offers online and in-person job support services
WorkFit is the Down’s Syndrome Association’s employment programme
KX Recruit matches employers and job seekers
Find a Job lets you search for full or part-time jobs on Gov.uk

Scope also offers online and in-person job support services including:

Not in education, employment or training

If you're not in education, employment or training (NEET), you can get support from these services: