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A 'unique service in Camden' which provides: One-off crisis listening service to people who need someone to talk with. Low-cost counselling service for those needing longer term support. Men's Initiative service at CLCC. Provides a Self Harm and Suicide Prevention Intervention service. Group or individual…

Provides information and factsheets on various Alzheimers and dementia diagnoses and signposts clients, carers and families to other professional agencies. Advocates on behalf of clients, carers and families. Services include: a telephone support line (020 7833 8369); Rest-Bite, a drop in at Kentish Town Congregational…

This houses Camden’s first ever Centre for Independent Living (CIL), led by disabled people, for disabled people and run by Camden voluntary sector disability organisations, led by Camden Disability Action. Offers a range of services and activities that support independence, inclusion, health and wellbeing. People can…

Camden Council is empowered to act on behalf of the Camden PCT with respect to Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards referrals.

Self-help group in NW3 for people with bipolar disorder and their family/carers. Bipolar UK national charity provides a range of services and information/advice publications supporting individuals with bipolar, their families and carers.

National campaign offering information and advice on mental illness. Site offers geographical search facility for local services and groups. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website). Mental health training in Camden and Islington Rethink Mental Illness has received funding from Camden and…

AVP Britain is for anyone who wants to manage anger better, handle conflict more skilfully, and build more positive relationships. We run friendly, low-cost workshops which really make a difference to people’s lives. Whether you face conflict at home, in work, or on the streets, every…

Initial access point for the Adult Social Care Service, including Occupational Therapy, Sensory Needs and Older Peoples Outreach. Works with older people and vulnerable adults aged 18+. Appointments may be necessary to see a specialist worker.

The dementia befriending service works with volunteer befrienders who visit socially isolated older people living with dementia or memory impairement.

Our Dementia Wellbeing Service supports Camden residents over the age of 55 in the early or moderate stages of dementia, to live independently and safely at home for as long as possible, stay socially engaged and carry on doing what they love.