Livability Nash College

Livability Nash Institution is an autonomous, specialist-level college for adults with disabilities between the ages of 19 and 25. We also provide a number of additional services that are pertinent to all disabled people, as well as their families. The college, which is based in Hayes, Bromley, provides special education services for a variety of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), such as autism, medical conditions, physical, communication, and sensory impairments, as well as learning disabilities ranging from severe to profound. Our method focuses especially on 'Learning Through Living' individualised learning, meeting a variety of communication needs, and assisting students in the community and with potential future careers. Full details about the Ofsted report published in January 2019 can be found here. Ofsted deemed the provision at Nash College to be insufficient. Livability A member of the Livability family of businesses is Nash College. The organisation that links persons with disabilities to their communities is called Livability. We address social isolation and the obstacles that can contribute to it in the lives of the weak and disabled. We encourage inclusion and wellbeing for all through a variety of disability, education, training, and community services. We all work together to see that everyone participates, contributes, and is valued. We set up the components that together result in interconnected lives and communities. With 2000 employees and volunteers, Livability is a reputable and trusted provider of disability care and community initiatives across the UK. The Shaftesbury Society and John Grooms combined to form Livability, which has a 170 year history of community and inclusion work.