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    Age UK Camden

    (Also trading as Age Concern Camden. Also known as the Margaret Hepburn Centre)
    Tavis House1-6, Tavistock SquareLondonWC1H 9NA
    Provides support, advice, information, counselling, advocacy and befriending services (via Good Neighbour schemes), resource centres, volunteering opportunities, Direct Payments support, neighbourhood care, computer training, Bangladeshi elders groups, carers' support, dementia support, nailcutting service, internet shopping service, home service, services for older gay men, lesbians and…
    020 7837 3777 (Advice Line), 020 7239 0400 (Office) Fax: 020 7383 2550

    Age UK Camden Counselling Service

    (Formerly Age Concern Camden Counselling Service)
    Tavis House1-6, Tavistock SquareLondonWC1H 9NA
    One to one free counselling for older people living in Camden. Counselling will be offered to people in their own homes if they are unable to attend the centre. People can be referred by GPs, social workers or other professionals, or may self-refer. Sessions last…
    020 7837 3777 (Advice Line), 020 7239 0400 (Office) Fax: 020 7383 2550

    Age UK Camden Talking Therapies Project

    (Formerly Age Concern Camden Talking Therapies Project)
    Tavis House1-6, Tavistock SquareLondonWC1H 9NA
    Providing short and long-term emotional support/counselling (for up to a year) to older people in Camden from black and minority ethnic groups and older people with early Dementia or Alzheimers Disease.
    020 7837 3777 (Advice Line), 020 7239 0400 (Office) Fax: 020 7383 2550
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