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Camden Citizens Advice Bureau Money Advice/money Skills Project - (North West London)

Centralised appointment booking for money advice. Enquiries can be emailed and answered by email. Appointments are held at local bureaux, community venues or the Mary Ward Legal Centre. Clients may be sent leaflets and other self help material or given advice or appointments for specialist advice.

Camden Community Law Centre - (North West London)

Camden Community Law Centre provides residents of Camden with free advice, some advices is given on a group basis as well as having an outreach service for housebound clients who cannot visit the centre. The centre provides advice on issues such as: Housing Immigration, Employment Welfare rights Debt See the website for more information

Camden Family Project - Central London

We provide both practical and emotional support to families with a disabled child. This support can be either on a short or long-term basis by agreement with the parent. We will provided information to families about the full range of services that are available to help with caring for a disabled child.

CAST Women's Project - Islington (Central London)

CAST offers an holistic service of education, training and employment advice to women offenders, women at risk of offending and women with mental health or substance misuse problems. Their aim is to help women build new lives within their communities, specifically:

Central London Law Centre

Central London Law Centre provides a free, accessible, client centred legal advice service to people who are resident or who work in Greater London, including telephone advice. Provides advice sessions on Debt and Welfare Benefits advice, casework and advocacy service for people living or working in or near Central London, Westminster or Paddington. For Dates and times of advice sessions please contact the centre on the number provided.

Contact a Family - Ealing (West London)

Information and support offered to parents and carers of children with any special need or disability as well as professionals working with families. Services include: Parent-link drop-in sessions (run during term time), debt advice, library service, Student work placements for young people with disabilities as well as volunteering opportunities at our office base to gain charity administration experience.

Coram

Coram offers direct, practical help and emotional support to vulnerable children, young people, and their families. Coram finds adoptive families for children in need of loving, permanent homes, helping children express their pain through creative activities and provides supported housing to young care-leavers and homeless people. Coram also supports parents and families one-to-one or in groups and access to more specialist help and support should they or their children need it.

Crossroads Women - Kentish Town

Crossroads Women bring together women from different ages, backgrounds and communities to share experiences, and learn from and support each other. Activities include research, meetings, cooking, community consultations and surveys, exhibitions, film and theatre workshops, publishing fact sheets, leaflets, pamphlets, website design and maintenance, books and training in these skills. Through the Centre women can get practical help to: escape sexual and racial violence; access information about our rights; oppose discrimination of all kinds; participate in self-help activities and peer support; volunteer; train in new skills; find out about other local and London-wide services; get support for community, cultural, educational, health or social projects.

Dads and Littluns Playgroup - Wimbledon (South West London)

Come to Dads and Littluns playgroup - where you can be proud of being a dad and a bloke, where the conversation flows as easily as the coffee and where there's more toys than noise! We meet on Monday and Friday mornings in Wimbledon, just around the corner from Wimbledon Park tube.

Dads House - Kensington

Homes for Fathers and Families (“HOFF”) is a project aimed at providing the same degree of support for single fathers as is available for single mothers in the UK. For more information see the website.

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