Norwood (charity)

Norwood is a UK-based charity that supports children, families, and individuals with learning disabilities and other challenges. The organization provides a wide range of services, including education, therapy, and social work. Norwood is one of the largest Jewish charities in the UK, but it serves people of all backgrounds and faiths.

History

Norwood was founded in 1795 as the Jewish Orphan Asylum. Over the years, the organization has evolved and expanded its services to meet the changing needs of the community. In 1996, Norwood merged with another charity, Ravenswood, to form the current organization.

Services

Norwood offers a variety of services to support individuals and families. These include:

• Special Education: Norwood operates several schools and educational programs for children with special needs.
• Social Work: The charity provides social work services to help families navigate challenges and access necessary resources.
• Therapy: Norwood offers various types of therapy, including speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, and physiotherapy.
• Residential Care: For individuals who cannot live independently, Norwood provides residential care facilities.

Fundraising

As a charity, Norwood relies on donations and fundraising events to support its services. The organization hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including charity runs, dinners, and auctions.

See Also

• Charity (practice)
• Special Education
• Social Work
• Therapy
• Residential Care

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