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Free confidential helpline providing information, friendship and advice to older people, open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

For information about all of Camden Council's social services within Children, Schools and Families Directorate and the Housing and Adult Social Care Directorate. For information on adult social care contact the Information and Access Service, Phone: 020 7974 4000.

Project Worker - Mohamoud Gore. Offer advice and support to elderly and disabled refugees from Somalia. Befriending, interpreting/translating, and a lunch club, providing health food and socialising. Also accompany people on visits to hospital GP, CAB etc. Have a health project to work with local…

Participatory arts charity. Runs creative projects and workshops for adults with learning disabilities, people aged 60+, and women who have experienced violence.

Social club for Irish pensioners. Tea, keep fit, bingo, raffles, parties and outings.

Access to the service is only via assessment from Care Management Teams. Small payments towards the cost of television licences for socially isolated or housebound people with disabilities who are on a low income. Applications through social workers or Camden-based agencies who work with elderly…

Multi-cultural older people's project. Wide range of health support activities, educational, cultural and social events including homecrafts, sewing group, pottery, Bollywood music and singing group, karaoke club, drama, bingo, jewellery, line and country dancing, ESOL classes (entry levels) and Introduction to the internet computer classes.…

Contact using the above details or visit the Cashiers Office, Camden Town Hall, open Mon-Tue, Thu-Fri 8am-5pm, Wed 8am-4pm. Visitors' permits at a concessionary rate are available to older people aged 75 and over and disabled people living in Controlled Parking Zones north of the…

Provides energy efficiency measures for council tenants who are identified as being vulnerable and living in cold damp homes, and who cannot be helped through other programmes.

National charity providing radio/television sets to isolated and lonely people living in poverty. Many are over 75, and many are coming out of difficult situations like homelessness or domestic violence. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).