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National self help group for adoptive parents and foster carers. Website lists local adoption agencies. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

Private counselling and psychotherapy practice. For: ADHD. Also depression, anxiety and stress, relationship difficulties, divorce and separation, bereavement and loss. Bullying and childhood issues, including abuse. Addictions and self harming behaviours. Life difficulties, not knowing which way to turn and needing a safe place to…

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 free adult learning courses in community learning venues across the borough for people over 19. Some classes are for particular groups such as older people, parents and carers, ESOL learners or people with learning disabilities. Some of the courses are intended as first steps…

All courses are for adults aged 19+ and give priority to Camden residents. We offer a range of courses in computing, English, work and volunteering and family learning. Some classes are for particular groups, for example,  parents and carers. Some classes have a free crèche –…

This partnership is for providers of learning opportunities for adults in the borough, including colleges, community centres, voluntary organisations, museums, libraries and galleries. It aims to allow the sharing of information about provision, to encourage collaborative work to develop between providers and sectors and to…

The Complaints Unit provides support and advice including advocacy for Adult Social Care users, potential users and carers who may wish to make a complaint about services.

The Camden Learning Disability Service (CLDS) Physiotherapy service provides person-centred, whole life approaches to helping people with learning disabilities manage or maintain their health and improve movement and physical skills Physiotherapists work in a number of community based settings and service users’ own homes to…

We work with young people over the age of 18 that have a visual or hearing impairment. The Sensory Needs Service meets a range of health and social care needs of young people 18 years and over with Special Educational Needs. We work in a…