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Deals with queries about the sale of Council flats, maisonettes and houses to Camden Council tenants who wish to buy the property they live in.

A multi-agency panel which scrutinises possession proceedings where there is vulnerability. It also advises on the management of complex cases and this may include recommendations for additional support, supported housing, sheltered housing or other transfers. All other options should have already been tried. Panel should…

The WISH+ referral hub is a way for Camden residents to get access to a range of Warmth, Income, Safety and Health services. You don’t need to know all the services available through WISH+ to refer, just that the individual you are referring might need…

This service is for Camden residents over 50 who need help to maximise their benefit income and to help them open up or re-establish a bank account or set up direct debts.

Provides information and advice on welfare benefits to vulnerable Camden residents particularly those accessing social care services, including vulnerable, sick or disabled and older people. Support for Camden staff and voluntary agencies working on welfare benefits issues with Camden adults and provides training, take-up and…

Contact your neighbourhood housing team for queries about any tenancy management issues such as rents, leasehold management, joining the caretaking visiting scheme, caretaking and anti-social behaviour. Face-to-face service at the Contact Camden reception point at 5 Pancras Square, N1C 4AG or other areas by appointment.

The team offers information, advice and guidance to the neighbourhood housing teams in relation to rent arrears management and legal process for taking cases to court in line with the new landlord service. We work with the neighbourhood housing officers to help maximise rent collection…

A visiting scheme for isolated, elderly or potentially vulnerable estate based council tenants. Brief fortnightly 'How are you?' visits by caretakers linking to other support networks where necessary. Currently such visits are intended for those not receiving support from any other service and therefore potentially…

The Localism Act 2011 gives new rights and powers for communities and individuals and new freedoms and flexibilities for local government; it is intended to make the planning system more democratic and more effective and to ensure that decisions about housing are taken locally.

Under the Localism Act, voluntary and community organisations can nominate an asset to be included on a list of ‘assets of community value’. This list is managed by the local authority.