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Youth Cambridge House Young People’s Project (CHYPP) works with young people aged 11-19 in Southwark. CHYPP offers creative, social and non-formal educational activities, which offer young people the opportunity to maximise their potential and develop their life skills.

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Community Cambridge House provides community development services in the local area, encouraging the development of local voluntary and community organisations.

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Advocacy Cambridge House provides advocacy services to people in London. We offer instructed advocacy to people who have capacity, and non-instructed advocacy to those who lack capacity.

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Law Centre The Law Centre offers confidential advice, assistance and representation in social welfare law, including housing, welfare benefits, community care and employment.

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Disability We provide direct services to adults and children with disabilities who live in Southwark and its surrounding boroughs. Our services include the Play and Respite Care Scheme, After School Club, Nineteen Plus and Saturday Arts Club.

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Nursery First Place will open their doors at Cambridge House this summer. More information will follow.

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Resource Centre We have a number of rooms available for hire for a variety of purposes including conferences, group meetings, wedding receptions, children’s parties and private classes.

Disability

We provide direct services to adults and children with disabilities who live in Southwark and its surrounding boroughs.

Our services include:

Cambridge House Play and Respite Care Scheme: a holiday play scheme for children, young people and adults with moderate and severe learning disabilities and/or multiple disabilities that require one-to-one or two-to-one support staff ratios.
After-School clubs: for children and young people who have moderate to severe learning disabilities that are delivered in local schools and on-site at Cambridge House.
Nineteen Plus: an adult day centre that uses innovative methods to teach life skills for independent living to adults with moderate to severe learning disabilities. They also produce a range of materials and resources for other groups to use.
The Saturday Arts Club: is regularly attended by up to 15 adults with moderate or severe learning disabilities each week. Art is a medium that the participants we work with use as a channel for expression, personal development and peer learning.