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Axis is a health and wellbeing service in Camden designed for and created by young people. We are based at a youth base, called The Hive. We are a holistic health and wellbeing service for young people aged 16 to 24 in Camden. We offer…

Deals with free school meals for pupils attending Camden schools.

Peer support groups and information workshops for children, teenagers and adults living with or affected by HIV. One-to-one counselling with mental health professionals. Information and advocacy on a range of issues: health and treatment, welfare, legal, human rights, housing and immigration. Skills development courses on…

Community centre activities for the Somali community including women's projects: Women and Health drop-in at Kentish Town Community Centre, a Girl's and Young Women Project at Grafton Road and South Camden Community School, an Elder Women's Project at Charlie Ratchford Resource Centre and St Martin's…

Parenting training. Free introductory talks. Seminars and seven week courses. Private consultation needed before enrolling. Private consultations (at the Centre or by telephone), home visits and school visits and courses for professionals working with children, young people and families. Resources, such as CDs, DVDs, books,…

Run supplementary school and youth clubs including language classes for young people in Farsi, Pushtu and Arabic, classes about Afghan culture, support with National Curriculum core subjects. ESOL classes for adults. Also provide social opportunities for parents and carers, advice and guidance support and translation/interpreting.…

Youth football league.

Camden Carers Voice (CCV) is the forum for all carers and former carers living in Camden, or caring for someone who does. CCV is carer-led, drawing on everyone’s skills, talents and abilities. Three elected members represent the interests of carers in specific areas: Older People,…

Young people meet once a month and talk about how children and young people are cared for in Camden, make suggestions to make services better and get involved in making changes and improvements. Backchat newsletter and website. The website contains information about education, health, safety,…

Provides an advisory service on welfare rights, housing, medical letters and other matters. Runs youth services, a women's group, a luncheon club for older people, English classes, an under-fives nursery, a needs assessment project and a housebound project. Youth club and Young Volunteer project for…

Detached youth workers meet with young people on the streets, housing estates and parks in Camden Town, Chalk Farm, Gospel Oak, Highgate, Holborn, Kentish Town, Kilburn and Somers Town mainly in the evenings. Contact with young people is also made through daytime work around schools.…

Camden’s Family Link offers disabled children and young people the opportunity to have short, planned, regular breaks with a Family Link carer in a family home setting. The service provides short, planned, regular breaks for children and young people aged 0-18 years with a carer…

Camden Floating Support Service supports vulnerable adults and families who need extra help to sustain a tenancy and achieve independence.  The service is available to all residents living in any type of accommodation in the London Borough of Camden.  We also provide hands-on support if you…

A service dedicated to helping local families with multiple and complex issues. Run as a partnership between Elfrida Rathbone Camden and Citizens Advice Camden, our team of Family Workers and Financial Inclusion Worker can visit families at home or at other locations. We help families…

Camden Integrated Children’s Service is a Partnership between the London Borough of Camden and 4 local NHS Trust providers, involving CNWL, Whittington Health, the Royal Free and the Tavistock & Portman. The Partnership is established to specifically meet the needs of children and young people…

Works with people with learning disabilities in Camden. There are social workers, support workers and health workers in the team who provide assessments, social work, care management, community support and specialist health services. To find out more, visit our website at www.camden.gov.uk/clds

A community-based service which provides a multi-disciplinary assessment and diagnosis of children who may have Autism Spectrum disorder or related social and communication difficulties. The assessment involves working together with families, school staff and other professionals. The multi-disciplinary team includes paediatricians, child psychiatrists, educational psychologists,…

The forum forms part of support available to parents and carers of children with special educational needs and disabilities offered in Camden. The forum provides a meeting place for parents and carers of children with SEND (both with and without statements) to gather and discuss…

Aims to identify the numbers of disabled children and young people in the Borough in order to plan future services. Registration is on a voluntary basis.

Camden Safety Net provides services to survivors of domestic abuse and/or sexual violence as well as to children affected by violence. Camden Safety Net provides services to survivors and their families who live, work or study in the London Borough of Camden. Camden Safety Net…