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Camden Faith Leaders Forum aims to bring together religious faith groups in Camden  to celebrate the place of faith communities. It: identifies areas of common interest in civic life where faith communities may work together to the benefit of the wider community improves communication between…

A friendly and inclusive singing group, always welcoming to new members. We sing songs from around the world. From pop to folk, jazz to gospel and tradditional songs from many cultures and faiths. We welcome singers of any ability, from the complete beginner to the more…

The Conservation Volunteers support volunteering activities across all green spaces in Camden. Volunteering with TCV is free, simple and no experience is necessary.

A group of runners that runs to do good. They get fit by doing physical tasks that benefit the local community. They are always open to new members. Check the website for details of upcoming runs and how to sign up. Members can go for…

Walks designed for older people or people just starting to exercise. Details published in the annual Hampstead Heath Diary booklet. Organised by Camden Council (Marc Malone Phone: 020 7974 4186), Islington Council (Emma Charlton Phone: 020 7527 2626), Barnet Council (Kay Gray Phone: 020 8359…

Provides a well-being and recovery service; support for people who are dependent on tranquillisers; support groups for people who hear voices or experience paranoia.

Yoga classes for children with a range of complex and additional needs. Offers 1:1 sessions of yoga therapy to children with special needs to help them build balance, strength and confidence. The practice involves an integrated series of yoga postures to increase body awareness and…

Provides a programme of services to support individuals with autism of all ages and abilities, and their families. Current services include specialist term time and holiday playschemes for young people aged 8 - 19, art and music therapy for all ages, adult social and skill…

Youth football league.

The centre offers support and services to young people aged 13 to 19 and up to 25 with learning difficulties and disabilities. We also run some services and activities from South Camden Youth Access Point (SCYAP) and the Surma Centre. We aim to provide tailor-made…