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    KEEN London

KEEN LONDON

Registered charity number 1124915

KEEN London works to improve the personal, social, and emotional development of children with additional needs and disabilities in London. They do this by providing free, accessible, supported sports and activities through weekly KEEN Clubs in Lambeth, Brent and Hackney.

KEEN London is often the only place families feel safe leaving their child outside of school and provides a rare opportunity for children to come together in a safe environment supported one-to-one by a volunteer. KEEN London is backing the Paralympics GB new campaign to ensure every child has the same access to physical education. A recent report finds that just a quarter of the 1.5 million school children with disabilities regularly take part in physical exercise. Play is fundamental to children’s happiness, allowing them to have fun while they develop motor skills, build confidence, and improve physical and mental health.

Our Benevolent fund supports one of the highlights of the KEEN London year – The KEEN London residential.

For the majority of children in our service our summer residential (July) is the first time away from home and a rare opportunity to practice independence, teamwork or work on self-esteem. The activities on offer contain sufficient opportunities for varying abilities tailored to meet the needs of those with specific learning and physical disabilities.

In addition this experience provides families with rare respite and the confidence that with the right support, their children can thrive outside of their regular home environment.

For more information visit KEEN London.

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