Supporting people with learning disabilities
to stay healthy, be safe and live well
What we do
Learning Disability Network London is a charity which supports learning disabled adults and children and their families across London. We provide different levels of support, from a few hours a week up to round the clock care.
We believe that every person with a learning disability has the right to stay healthy, be safe and live well and have access to the same opportunities as everyone else.
Our services include supported living, domiciliary care, residential care, outreach, respite and complementary activities and support. We help people we support and their families to choose what’s right for them.
Find support
The services we offer
We have a variety of support to meet your needs. We are here for people with learning disabilities throughout their lives.
Enjoy a challenge
Enter our Dragon Boat Race
Join us for a fun team building event, raising money to support some of the capital’s most vulnerable people. Perfect for companies, organisations or groups of friends or colleagues.
Careers
Join our team
Find a fulfilling career and make a difference with LDN London.
Community Hubs
Our Community Hubs
Our Hubs are places to learn, socialise and be included.
Careers
Join our dedicated team
Find out about our latest vacancies.
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Team Leader
Salary: £31,000
Contrat Type: Permanent
Hours: Full time
Location: Kensington
Closing date: 23rd April 2026
Our Mission
Why we fundraise
We fundraise to tackle social isolation, the vulnerability of loneliness, the impact of poverty, exclusion from the workplace, homelessness, exposure to hate crimes and poor health outcomes for people with learning disabilities.
How your support helps
How far does your money go?
At LDN London we make sure that every penny you donate goes towards helping people with learning disabilities to live a safe, happy and fulfilling life.
Toys and equipment
£5
Per month could pay for specialist toys and equipment for children with SEND who attend Kids Can Achieve.
Days out
£30
Could pay for cinema tickets for a socially isolated person with learning disabilities and their support worker.
Community workshops
£50
Could pay for an expert to run a workshop, helping people with learning disabilities to be safe in the community.
News
Find out about what’s been happening at LDN
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Question and answer with Lynne Peacock
Lynne Peacock reflects on her 10 years as chair of LDN London.
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LDN celebrates SEND family advice service
A special event for families we support at the Royal Albert Hall
