Rabbi helps Langdon promote new college

"At the time of joining Langdon College, my son was a young man who emotionally had good reason to feel he had been rejected by the special needs institution he had previously attended."

The boy had also "experienced mood swings which could, at times, provoke inappropriate physical behaviour. With sincere dedication and high levels of professionalism, Langdon College transformed him into a young adult who could present and maintain a far more appropriate level of behaviour.

"He now lives in a Langdon supported property in the Manchester community and has a full weekly schedule of activity, which includes work experience four days a week, and the ongoing development of his independent living skills."

Langdon has received interest in the London college from a broad cross-section of the community, and 15 people attended the Tottenham meeting.