Welcome to Linden Lodge Charitable Trust
Photos by Richard Lewisohn
Linden Lodge School is a day and residential school in Wimbledon educating pupils who are visually impaired, including those who are multi-disabled visually impaired, deaf-blind and have more profound learning difficulties and complex health needs.
Linden Lodge Charitable Trust is a registered charity formed to enhance the lives of pupils by funding extras such as music lessons and instruments, drama sessions, horse riding and residential trips. LLCT has also raised funds for larger projects including the wheelchair access adventure playground, wheelchair access mini-buses, the sensory garden, hydrotherapy pool, library and learning resources centre and family centre.
We are currently fund-raising in order to build a specialised, fully accessible external playground to help improve the mental and physical health of pupils and the wider disabled community, replacing the current playground which is over 20 years old and is unsafe and no longer meets the needs of pupils.
Latest News
Watch the BBC documentary Harvey and Me about the issues Katie Price and her family face now that her son Harvey a Linden Lodge pupil has reached adulthood and needs to move on to the next chapter in his life.
There is also an article in The Times about Harvey and his planned move into post-18 residential care.
Interview with Michael Elks, Chair of LLCT
Sam Carlisle interviewed Michael Elks who chairs Linden Lodge Charitable Trust to explore the history and achievements of the charity.
“Your success and happiness lies in you. Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties.”
Helen Keller
Make a difference to the lives of the multi-disabled visually impaired pupils of Linden Lodge School
