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About Social Care London

A common experience for many young people leaving care (or home) is insufficient opportunities to develop household or budgeting skills and emotional resilience. Many are expected to cope with living independently and it should come as no surprise that some young people have problems maintaining their tenancies or experience other related problems. We deliver a comprehensive service with a high level of support every step of the way. Our knowledge and experience help the young people with support, guidance and assistance required to prepare them for the transition into full independent living. Social Care London work with many unaccompanied asylum seeking children looking for refuge in the UK. These young people travel to the UK from various countries with little knowledge of what to expect when they arrive, which can be very daunting. For this reason, Social Care London support them in the following areas: Immigration and welfare. Accessing education. To develop independent living skills. With their health & well-being. Help them to access local support available – religious and cultural. To become socially included with the local community and the UK. Our highly experienced team of support workers with various ethnic backgrounds and experience are on hand to support and work with asylum seekers.