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Targeted Health Outreach – Young Ones Social Club

Address:
Forest Road Youth Hub,
29 Forest Road,
Hackney,
London,
E8 3BY
E-mail: huh-tr.tho@nhs.net
Telephone: 020 7014 7176
020 7014 7176

Description

Who we are: 

Targeted Health Outreach – Young Ones Social Club is an integrated social drop-in club for young people aged 14-25 with Special Educational Needs and or a Disability. The session is jointly run by young people with a disability and learning disability.

What we do:

This session is a safe place to meet regularly, sit and chat with other young people and work on hobbies and interests. Previous activities planned by the group have included self-defence, science experiments & cooking

Other activities available every week include: 

  • full sized Pool Table
  • tabletable tennis
  • PS3 / Wi gaming options

From time to time sessions will also include sports in the sports hall, activities in the Computer room and on site climbing on the purpose built indoor climbing wall.

Targeted Health Outreach Staff and Young Hackney - Youth Workers are on hand to help during the session and for support and advice.

There is an optional ‘Chat and Chill’ hour to talk about any issues affecting you with guest speakers.

Please note: Young people will be expected to make their own way to the session and to go home independently or arrange their own support to do this.

Targeted Health Outreach Team – other projects, clubs and opportunities.

Find out more: Targeted Health Outreach Team

Record Last Updated on: 19/08/2019

Time / Date Details

Time of day

Evening

Session Information

Monday 6pm - 8:30pm

Other Details

Costs

Free

Referral required?

Yes

Referral Details

Both self-referrals and professional referrals accepted.

Referral to Targeted Health Outreach Team are for young people with disabilities/learning difficulties aged 14-19, and living in Hackney or the City of London.

Other criteria-  Not in receipt of social care services and who wouldn’t normally qualify for a social care service.

Our referral form is available in the download section of the page: Targeted Health Outreach Team

All referrals are discussed by the team to ensure they meet the criteria.

What to do if you have a complaint

If you have a concern about the support you or a relative or friend is receiving you should talk to the person in charge of the support or the manager of the service.

If you prefer to discuss your concern with someone independent of your care team then you can contact our Patient Liaison and Advice Service (PALS).

The PALS team can help resolve queries and concerns quickly and if you are not happy with the outcome then they can advise you on our formal complaints process.

PALS

Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Homerton Row

London E9 6SR

e-mail: huh-tr.pals.service@nhs.net

Phone: 020 8510 7315 - out of office hours voicemail service available

Textphone: 07584 445 400

Web: www.homerton.nhs.uk/patient-advice-liaison-service-pals

How to Get Here

Buses: 30, 56, 67, 76  149, 242, 243, 277

Train: Dalston Junction

Transport to service: We may be able provide a short term piece of travel training to enable young people to travel independently if possible

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