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All courses are for adults aged 19+ and give priority to Camden residents. We offer a range of courses in computing, English, work and volunteering and family learning. Some classes are for particular groups, for example,  parents and carers. Some classes have a free crèche –…

Public library run by Camden Council. Collection includes books, audiobooks and digital content. Information about Council and other local services and organisations is available, including Community and Camden libraries noticeboards. Learning Centre provides internet access, public computers, scanning, printing/photocopying and self-service kiosks. Children's library with…

Public library run by Camden Council. From April 2015 the services is delivered by library volunteers and a paid officer. Collection includes books, talking books, newspapers, periodicals and leaflets. Also available, information about Council and other local services and organisations.  Facilities include a photocopier and neighbourhood…

This partnership is for providers of learning opportunities for adults in the borough, including colleges, community centres, voluntary organisations, museums, libraries and galleries. It aims to allow the sharing of information about provision, to encourage collaborative work to develop between providers and sectors and to…

Expert-led rehabilitation for children and young people with movement disorders. Our expert clinicians work with babies, children and young people who have movement disorders due to conditions such as cerebral palsy, global developmental delay or acquired brain injury. Many of the children we work with…

The Camden Sensory Service for Deaf Children and Young People provide a statutory service for families and educational settings around children and young people with sensory impairment, aged 0 – 25yrs, following a referral which includes confirmation of hearing from an audiological centre. Our aim…