It’s normal to feel lonely sometimes, and loneliness can affect anyone – 1 in 3 Camden residents said that they feel lonely at least some of the time.  ​This time of the year with the colder weather and darker evenings can make feelings of loneliness and isolation worse – but there is so much going on…

The Department of Health and Social Care recently confirmed that a ban on junk food advertising before 9pm will begin in October 2025. Online junk food adverts targeted at children will also be banned. A government evaluation estimates that a whopping 7.2 billion calories per year will be removed from children’s diets as a result of the measures!…

One Camden resident, Emma Crane, bravely spoke out about her journey with endometriosis in order to help support the release of our report Living with Endometriosis in Camden which was published last month. Emma’s story, which was recently featured in the popular and well-read London paper, Camden New Journal (CNJ) on page 13 in the 21st November issue will hopefully help…

The Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Autism Commissioning Team at Camden Council would like to hear from people in Camden who have previously lived, worked or know someone in Supported Living Accommodation with mental health support need(s). This information will help the Council to make sure that Mental Health Supported Living services delivers for its…

The new Cost of Living Booklet on Camden Council’s website has just been released. Check it out to get the low down on benefits, debt advice, fuel payments, as well as help and advice to get through the winter.

We have made a series of recommendations to Camden Council and local NHS services based on what people told us about their experiences of endometriosis.

Here are the suggested changes to local services we have asked for.

A big thank you to all the women who shared their views and experiences of endometriosis with us over the last year. It has been a privilege to carry out this project and hear so many different stories from across the borough.

Our important report on women’s experiences of endometriosis is now available to download, along with the changes we are asking Camden council to make to improve the lives of those with this condition.

Details of how to access free, friendly health care for under 25s.

Autumn is a good time to have your flu vaccine, before flu rates increase. So, who can get the free flu vaccine? You can get the jab if you: are aged 65 or over (including those who will be 65 by 31 March 2025) have certain long-term health conditions are pregnant live in a care…

The Government has launched a public consultation for a new 10-year plan for the NHS. Find out why you should have your say.

Do you suffer from diabetes, heart problems, breathing problems or high blood pressure? Then we want to hear from you! Share your thoughts and help to improve services. It will involve three to four meetings over six months, and you will be paid £25 per hour. To sign up or for more info email us,…