Sainsbury's East Finchley High Rd Local

SHP provides a variety of support for all ages, including housing, substance misuse, mental health, offending, education, training and employment and many more. We are a rough sleepers hub with 64 Complex Needs residents. We have 60 men and 4 woman. Each Flat / Cluster has 5 residents, and they share a Kitchen, Shower Room and separate Toilet. Our purpose is to offer appropriate support to them and our mission is to prevent homelessness and help vulnerable and socially excluded people to transform their lives.

Our charity runs many activities and opportunities for older people. We also give information about issues that may interest and affect these older members of our community, Our fantastic activities focus on helping people to stay healthy, independent, and socially active. Here are some of the opportunities we offer... Information and advice on matters such as tax and benefits Fitness and exercise classes Cooking classes for men Befriending service Handy person scheme Computer training and assisted computer access Lunch clubs, social groups and other activities We're here to promote the interests of all older citizens of Barnet, from all walks of life and ethnic communities. So, if you think these opportunities sound interesting, please do get involved - we'd love to hear from you!

TreeHouse School Our vision, values and ethos Our core beliefs and values provide the foundation for our approach to service delivery. We believe that early diagnosis and intervention is critical to giving all autistic children the best start in life. Effective education has the power to transform their lives and help them reach their potential and to raise expectations for their future. We are committed to providing high-quality, specialist teaching, learning and support to improve the life chances of those we work with. We believe that the views and choices of children and young people should shape services and because those choices will vary it is essential that a range of educational provision is available. We also recognise the vital role that parents and carers play in supporting young people to make decisions about their future lives. We are committed therefore to ensuring that we work closely with autistic young people and their families. Our values are reflected by our commitment to education services which: focus on the best possible outcomes for children, young people, and their families, based on their aspirations and priorities adopt a person-centred approach which ensures that the voice of the young person is at the centre of all we do provide outstanding teaching, learning, and support through a behavioural approach ensure high-quality provision through practice that is reflective and evidence-based work in the best interests of the individual and their family through an effective multidisciplinary approach secure better life chances for autistic children and young people by developing partnerships that support effective transition and a range of appropriate pathways into adulthood.