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Mutual support group for black disabled people and groups in Brent, Camden and Westminster. Advice and information given. Conducts research on independent living.

Self-help support services including counselling, to Black and immigrant women and other women of colour who are survivors of domestic violence, racist sexual assault and asylum seekers fleeing rape and other persecution.

Culturally sensitive, practical, social and emotional support. Staffed by workers from the communities they serve. Aim is to help people stay in their own homes in the community while they recover and prevent or reduce their re-admission to hospital for the treatment of their mental…

Local branch of national trade union, for Camden Council employees and employees of other organisations providing local services in Camden, including voluntary organisations, private companies and further education. Advice and help for members on all work related matters is provided in the first instance by…

Gives educational advice, information and support to black, minority ethnic (BME) and other disadvantaged parents in Camden on social, educational, training and other related issues that affect BME children and their families. Other services include: a range of training workshops for parents and the Mandela…

Londonwide charity providing a range of services for people with substance misuse problems. Based in Southwark. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

One to one help for drug and alcohol users and their families. Support, counselling and referrals. Workshops and education programmes. Runs sessions in health centres, community centres and mental health day services. Somali engagement group.

Drop-in sessions for vulnerable people. This is a dry centre; people who have had a drink or taken illicit drugs on the day will not be admitted. UK Online computer training sessions for people with mental health or ongoing health needs. Time-banking.

International student residence taking post-graduates, mature overseas students and their families. Emphasis is on the social and welfare needs of residents.

Classes run: Tue 4.30pm-7.30pm (ages 11-16), Sat 10am-1.15pm (ages 5-10) in term time only. Educational service to support children and raise achievement levels in statutory schools. Subjects covered: English, mathematics, African-Caribbean history.