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Public library run by Camden Council. Collection includes books, talking books and DVDs, newspapers, periodicals and self-help leaflets. Information about Council and other local services and organisations. Photocopier and neighbourhood noticeboard. Children's library with Rhyme Time session for under-5s Fri at 11-11.30am. Xbox and Playstation…

Runs Camden's 24 sheltered housing developments for older or disabled people. All the units have a resident Sheltered Housing Manager available Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Can also put forward applicants to sheltered housing associations within the Borough. A community alarm service (Careline) with mobile teams deals with…

Deals with the licensing of houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) and will handle queries about properties that need to be licensed, how to apply for a licence (including problems with the online application form) and the licensing process. They ask that landlords read through the…

Alternative contact: Dr Deirdre Lucas, Consultant in Audiovestibular Medicine. Assessment, investigation and management of children up to school-leaving age who have hearing or balance problems or developmental disorders of speech and language.

Day care services for children from all communities interested in Spanish language. Snacks and drinks (milk and water) provided.

Books, periodicals, newspapers, maps, illustrations, archives and other items about the Borough past and present, and family history. Parish vestry and Council records 17th to 20th centuries, including valuation lists until 1989. Archives of local organisations and individuals, including Highgate Cemetery registers. Consultation of archives…

Residents' association.

Our volunteers are integral to how we deliver services in Camden. We have a fantastic team who help us offer a variety of support in the local community. Would you like to join them? If so, read more about the different opportunities below.

Age UK Camden provides this service to help older people to take advantage of online shopping without haveing their own computer and without leaving their homes. The team will telephone you on a regular basis and order your shopping online for you. The only charge…

Good neighbour scheme for people in NW3. Volunteers visit and befriend people in their own homes and help with small tasks, such as reading aloud, accompanying people for walks etc. Volunteers are matched with people who fulfil the scheme's criteria.