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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…

Provider of child care and education for children aged 3 months to 5 years.

We provide support, guidance, information and opportunities for children and young people with sight loss. We also run an Actionnaires club for children living in the North London area, aged 5-16 with a range of activities and events. Contact us to find out more.

Nursery.

Offers leisure and recreational activities to African families. Includes advice, information and health promotion. Interpreting and translation service.

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…

This playground offers a range of play equipment including items for children with disabilities. There is a wide slide, with easy access and a roundabout that wheelchairs can be pushed on and secured. Play facilities for ages 1-13. Free outdoor gym.

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.

Play sessions. Toddler issues are discussed informally, and parents may receive support from one another and from trained staff. Groups are small and parents are expected to commit themselves to regular attendance for at least a year. There is a large internal and external play…

Psychotherapeutic support for parents and carers of babies or young toddlers who are concerned about their relationship with their child or their child's development.