Who are we?
Kick Start London provide support and housing
for homeless young people
Kick Start London was born in April 2004, from a merger between two homeless charities, Prince Arthur House (PAH) and Camden Accommodation Scheme (CAS).
Both charities had been providing support and housing to single homeless young people in Camden for over 20 years. Both charities had excellent reputations for providing high quality, flexible, inclusive services and having skilled and experienced staff.
The Board of Trustees, staff and clients decided it would be invaluable for both charities to collaborate, share resources and expertise to provide services that were better value for money. It was from this that Kick Start London was born.
Kick Start London has built on these skills, knowledge and experience to produce a financially robust organisation providing support and accommodation to single homeless under 25 year olds, with particular expertise in working with 16 and 17 year olds.
Funded
by the London Borough of Camden.
Kick Start London was born in April 2004, from a merger between two homeless charities, Prince Arthur House (PAH) and Camden Accommodation Scheme (CAS).
Both charities had been providing support and housing to single homeless young people in Camden for over 20 years. Both charities had excellent reputations for providing high quality, flexible, inclusive services and having skilled and experienced staff.
The Board of Trustees, staff and clients decided it would be invaluable for both charities to collaborate, share resources and expertise to provide services that were better value for money. It was from this that Kick Start London was born.
Kick Start London has built on these skills, knowledge and experience to produce a financially robust organisation providing support and accommodation to single homeless under 25 year olds, with particular expertise in working with 16 and 17 year olds.
Funded
by the London Borough of Camden.