College facilities for Supported Learning and DFN Project Search

Harrow College:
Students benefit from specialist provision
through the Deaf Community Hub and access to
a PMLD Centre of Excellence, supporting highly
individualised and inclusive learning experiences.

Richmond upon Thames College:
Students have opportunities to develop
employability and independence skills through
working in the Apple Tree Café, snack shop,
and garden, alongside regular participation
in fundraising activities supporting a range of
charities.

Uxbridge College:
Students can gain practical work experience in
the Retail Training Shop and benefit from strong
links with mainstream vocational programmes,
including Hair & Beauty and Hospitality.

DFN Project Search:
The DFN Project SEARCH
Supported Internship Programme provides onsite practical work training at London
North West University Healthcare
- Northwick Park Hospital for young
adults with special educational needs.
DFN Project SEARCH is a one-year
internship programme for young
people with learning disabilities. It is
aimed at those young people whose
goal is competitive employment in
the community.

It is a collaborative venture between
Harrow College, Northwick Park
Hospital, Kaleidoscope, Harrow
Council and the West London Alliance.

At Barra Hall we
have specialist training
rooms for Digital Skills,
Creative Learning and a
state-of-the-art Training
Kitchen, as well as a
Polytunnel

Paperturn flipbook system