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Children's Centres in Camden provide services for children under five and their families. They are organised on a locality basis and provide a range of services including childcare and education, family support, outreach and home visiting, community based health services and advice on training, employability…

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…

Children's Centres in Camden provide services for children under five and their families. They are organised on a locality basis and provide a range of services including childcare and education, family support, outreach and home visiting, community based health services and advice on training, employability…

Charity offers services for families with children and young people with emotional and behavioural difficulties. Projects include: parent-infant project, parent-toddler groups, Parent Consultation Service, mentalization-based therapy for families, Child Psychotherapy Service, Voice Collective Group and primary schools project. Also offers a court assessment service.

Contraceptive advice, pregnancy testing, chlamydia and gonorrhoea testing and treatment. Counselling and abortion referral; individual psychotherapy and counselling; multisystemic therapy. Parent management training for parents of young people with behaviour problems. Information for young people, parents and professionals mainly on sexual and mental health.

The Camden and Islington Young People's Sexual Health Network (Camish) is free and confidential for young people under 25. For more information about CAMISH services including locations, opening times and how to access, please go to brook.org.uk/camish CAMISH is a partnership between Brook and Central and North West London NHS…

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 is a generic floating support service that provides individual support to a range of vulnerable adults and families who need additional help to sustain their tenancy and achieve independence. We support older people, offenders at risk of offending, victims of domestic…

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 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…

Charity concerned with law and policy affecting children and young people. Runs the Child Law Advice Service which is a digital first service. It offers access to a resource library on all aspects of child, family and education law, including bullying and family contact issues.…

Drop-in sessions for parents and under fives; young parents project, toy library; psychology clinic (part of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service CAMHS); and creative therapy. Parenting courses open to local parents via CANparent programme.

A parenting support programme for parents and carers of children and young people aged 8-18 with an autistic spectrum disorder.  The  Cygnet programme is six sessions which run for two and a half hours at a time. The programme covers the following: Autism and diagnosis…

EarlyBird is a parenting programme for parents of 0-5 year old children who have a diagnosis of Autism. The EarlyBird programme was developed and designed by the National Autistic Society (NAS). EarlyBird trainers in Camden are licensed by the NAS to deliver the programme. The…

Achieving independence, empowerment and personal development for disabled people and families in the Camden area. We provide a range of services both to families under stress and to people with learning and/or physical disabilities: Our Camden Futures service offers family support in partnership with Citizens…

Helps workless Camden parents with children under 5 years of age to get ready for work or to look for training opportunities. The team offers one to one support and free workshops to improve parents' confidence and pre-employment skills. They can help with interview skills…

One-to-one & whole family support to improve outcomes for young carers and their families. Support for families affected by parental mental health via Kidstime & Teentalk family workshop. 

The service offers Family Group Conferences (FGC) to children and families. Meetings are organised by an FGC co-ordinator who is matched to meet the needs of the family. The meetings offer families opportunities to make plans for their children. For more details visit www.camden.gov.uk/fgc 

We support teenage parents, from early in pregnancy (12 weeks) until their child’s second birthday. Parents have a family nurse, who will see them weekly, and then as the programme progresses fortnightly. This is a strengths based programme, designed to enable teenage parents, and their…

Works with child / young people aged 4 - 16 years old and their families Eligibility is per the Camden threshold for need for Early Help which includes children who are vulnerable to poor outcomes and need additional support to overcome difficulties and prevent escalation…