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CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service. They are an NHS service for children, young people (0-18) and their families, where there are concerns about emotional well-being, behaviour and mental health.

The FYi Directory has services, activities and events for Family and Young People in the City of London. There is information on a range of services from Children's Centres and Health and Wellbeing to Education and Employment.   FYi also list Adult Social Care providers and all kinds of health provision.…

Disability Rights, a disabled person-led organisation, works to promote equality and enhance opportunity for diabled persons. We provide advocacy, advice and information and also campaign for the rights of disabled people and to influence local and national policy and practice. We also run several helplines providing…

The Blue Badge Scheme does not apply in the City because of the pressure on parking spaces but there is allocated parking in the Square Mile for people with disabilities. Wherever your vehicle is parked you must display the clock and the Blue Badge so that the serial number, expiry…

The Disabled Children's Register is the register of children and young people (birth to 19 years) living in the City of London who have special needs and disabilities (SEND). It is used to ensure that the City have the right services in place to meet the needs…

DisabledGo is an Online Accessibility Checker providing factual information for 125,000 of venues across the UK, including 1,000’s of venues in London. This includes information for Barts Health NHS Trust. DisabledGo has access guides available for wards, departments and services at the Trust’s hospitals. For…

Evenbreak, a not-for-profit social enterprise, aims are: To help inclusive employers attract more talented disabled people To help disabled jobseekers find work with employers who will value their skills To promote the business benefits of employing disabled people Disabled jobseekers can be confident that employers…

Get Yourself Active work with the health, social care and sports sectors to develop better opportunities for disabled people to get active. They believe that it is your right as a disabled person to be active in a way that is right for you and using…

Direct Enquiries, The Nationwide Access Register, was developed in partnership with RADAR and the Employers’ Forum on Disability to provide people with information about disabled access in buildings and premises all across the UK.  Users can search for any of these businesses nationwide; they can…