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The Latin American Disabled People’s Project was founded in 1990 by and for disabled Spanish and Portuguese speaking people living in London and aims to improve their quality of life.
We help to improve the quality of life of disabled Spanish and Portuguese speaking people living in London. We work with their carers, families and communities to  improve  the quality of their lives, break isolation and support community integration.    

We provide advice, advocacy, information, representation on welfare, disability benefits, housing and health services. We also provide  IT and English classes, workshops, language coaching, interpreting, citizenship processes,  children and family activities, befriending services, user development services, Well-Being project, social and cultural events and volunteering opportunities.
Take a look at our service and our projects

Next events:

-LADPP want to invite you to our Annual General Meeting 2013 -AGM- on the 1st of June 2013 from 1.30pm to 6.00 pm at S'Philip's Church. Community Hall, Avondale Square, London, SE1 5PD by the Old Kent Road, Opposite to ASDA.


LADPP is recruiting a Community Volunteer & User Integration Worker. Closing date for application 15-May-2013. To request an application pack write to ladpp2010@hotmail.com
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History

Mission Statement

To improve the quality of life and independence of disabled Spanish and Portuguese speaking people living in London and those of their carers, families and communities through information, training, advice, advocacy, social and cultural events, and volunteering opportunities.

The services we provide are based on equal opportunities, confidentiality, empathy and a non-judgmental approach towards our users.

Who We Help

The project serves disabled Spanish and Portuguese speaking people from Latin America, Europe and Africa.

Most of our members: 
  • Are asylum seekers, refugees and migrants.
  • Live in households in receipt of means-tested benefits.
  • Have not acquired basic knowledge of the English language.

They have either a:
  • Poverty or risk of poverty.
  • Community integration difficulties.
  • Physical disability.
  • Learning impairment.
  • Mental health problem.
  • Sensory disability.
  • Chronic illness.
  • Terminal illness. 
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Registered Charity No. 1027205

Funded by: Southwark Council, Peter Minet Trust, The Trusthouse Charitable Foundation, The Boshier-Hinton Foundation, Nationwide Foundation, The Cooperative Group, Wakefield & Tetley Trust, Evening Standard Dispossessed Fund, Children in Need, Zurich Community Trust, The Cutts Charitable Trust, Awards for All - Big Lottery.

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