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Since 2014 Talk for Health have successfully run tailored "Talk for Health programmes" at young people’s organisations and Universities including: Islington YMCA, SOAS, City University, Hearts and Minds. These have led to significantly increased wellbeing. If you are interested in Talk for Health at your organisation, contact nicky@talkforhealth.co.uk

LVN are inviting all services and organisations with a youth offer to get involved by applying for a FREE login code to upload content.

Free mental health and wellbeing tools for Young People to reduce their feelings of loneliness.

These workshop are delivered in partnership with Voluntary Action Camden, Voluntary Action Islington and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists .

WMC have an Employability Coach and representative of the National Careers Service based at the main site at Crowndale Road. They provide information, advice and guidance to help you make decisions on learning, training and work.

Are you a young person who would like to be recognised for your involvement in the Arts?

If you are feeling lonely or isolated, South Hampstead and Kilburn Community Partnership (SHAC) introducing a new telephone support line.

Could You Benefit By Having A Virtual Office?

Following the recent government announcement, the National Youth Agency (NYA) has confirmed that the youth sector has moved into RED on the readiness framework.

Camden carers support people aged 18 and over to support them to access the support they may need as an unpaid carer. They are offering organisations free training to their staff, so that during their service delivery, they are able to identify any young carers that they are supporting and signpost them to Camden Carers.

Healthy lives for young people

We want to hear from YCF members located in Camden!

Helping you teach PSHE curriculum topics to Upper KS2, KS3 and KS4 pupils, with flexible lesson plans and ready-to-use PowerPoints co-created with teachers, and video content developed with 10 to 16-year-olds.

National associations for specific types of organisations (uniformed, etc.) and activities may have additional advice and guidance to safeguard young people and in related areas of sports, culture and the arts, which are included in or make use of facilities for youth activities.

Open City is recruiting for the 2020/21 Accelerate into University programme, a free out of school learning opportunity for ages 16 to 18, in years 12 and 13, interested in a career in architecture and the built environment industries. The deadline to apply is Friday 30 October.