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Residents' group dealing with all issues which affect residents including noise, air pollution, parking, planning and developments in the area.

Council tenants' and residents' association. Next AGM due Oct 2015. Affiliated to the Holborn District Management Committee. (Last registered with the Camden Council Tenant and Leaseholder Engagement Team, Sep 2014).

Council tenants' association. Next AGM due April 2014. Affiliated to Hampstead District Management Committee. (Last registered with the Camden Council Tenant and Leaseholder Engagement Team, 23 Apr 2013.)

Residents' forum and management group.

Camden Council leaseholders' association. (Last recognised by Camden Council Home Ownership Services as a Recognised Tenants' Association, 16 March 2016).

Council tenants' association. Next AGM due May 2012. Affiliated to the Holborn District Management Committee. (Last registered with the Camden Council Tenant and Leaseholder Engagement Team, 25 May 2011).

Council tenants' and residents' association (TRA). Affiliated to Gospel Oak District Management Committee. Last AGM held on 25 March 2017. To get in touch with the TRA please email tp@camden.gov.uk

Our specialist staff can assist with all aspects of care and support to enable adults with a sensory loss to remain independent and active in their own homes and communities. We are Care Quality Commission registered to provide personal care. Support can be delivered to…

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.

Provides advice on issues relating to access for disabled people to premises and the built environment, the Building Regulations Part M, best practice guidelines and the Equalities Act 2010 (previously the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 and 2004). Does not deal with parking, blue badges or…

The management of the choice based lettings system, the placement of the homeless households into temporary accommodation, housing need assessments and housing related medical assessments. The service also supports under-occupation moves of Council tenants and Mutual Exchanges of Council and Housing Association tenants.

Expert support for people with hearing loss and tinnitus. Services include: Hear to Help community-based services enable people to make the most of their hearing aids and manage their hearing loss effectively; day-to-day care for people who are deaf and have additional needs; communication services…

Visual arts organisation for people with learning disabilities. Runs projects for around London. Run several projects a year in Camden working with a variety of art forms. Participants exhibit and sell their work in mainstream arts venues. There are also opportunities for volunteers to help…

Concerned with preserving and enhancing the character and appearance of Acton and Swinton Streets and Swinton Place. Particularly interested in traffic developments associated with the redevelopment of Kings Cross.

Adapted cycling session in Regent's Park is available for disabled children aged 10 or over and young people and adults, every Saturday from 11am to 1pm. It's free and there is no need to book...so just turn up!

Social work team. Provide information and signposting on social care services. Community care assessments of need for patients who require assessments, and discharge planning for social care.

Social work assessment for patients being discharged into the community from all the hospitals within the UCLH NHS Foundation Trust. For older people and people with physical disabilities.

Offers leisure and recreational activities to African families. Includes advice, information and health promotion. Interpreting and translation service.

Organisation which promotes the health of young African people (refugees and asylum seekers) by running a range of physical and sports activities. This includes football, wrestling, boxing, judo, karate and self-defence. Also promotes education. Supplementary school in English and maths for 7-15 year olds.

Offers advice, counselling, information and support to asylum seekers, refugees and migrants particularly in the fields of immigration, welfare rights, housing, health (HIV/AIDS, mental health, tropical diseases), education, training and employment. Swahili mother tongue classes for children aged 7-14. Outings for children and people from…