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Welcome to Camden Carers Centre

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This website provides information and resources for those who care for others in the London Borough of Camden.

Who are carers?

Carers are people who are looking after a friend, relative, partner or neighbour who cannot manage on their own.

The person they are caring for or supporting may be elderly or ill, have a disability, have learning disabilities or a mental health problem, or be a child with special needs.

The Princess Royal Trust Camden Carers Centre gives advice, support and information to carers.

News

Follow this link to find out the latest on government policy for carers, including the New Deal for Carers.

Camden Carers Centre is a local voluntary sector charity which supports carers from all communities living in Camden. There are specialist workers for Asian and African and Caribbean carers, and also workers based at the Royal Free, St Pancras and University College Hospitals to support carers of people who are in hospital, and after discharge.

Services

If you cannot get to the Camden Carers Centre, it is possible to make appointments in your home or at another convenient place.

We offer financial help towards the cost of sitters and transport so that carers can attend activities run by Camden Carers Centre.

Our service is free and confidential.

The Princess Royal Trust Camden Carers Centre

5 Crowndale Road

    London

    NW1 1TU

   

    Telephone: 020 7388 5422

    Fax: 020 7388 5503

Asian Carers' line 020 7388 5520

    African & Caribbean Carers' line 020 7383 7156

Primary Care Development Worker 020 7383 3469

Carers Support Worker — Person Centred Planning 020 7387 4979

Other useful organisations

Making Space, Camden Carers Support Service

Telephone: 020 7530 6431

Support for carers of people with mental health problems living in Camden.

Kids

Telephone: 020 7520 0405

Information and home­based breaks for families of disabled children.

For a full list of contacts please see our useful contacts page.

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