News - Camden Rise

Are you aged 16 to 25? If so, you're invited to join an hour-long focus group to share your thoughts and experiences about anti-social behaviour, and get paid for your time.  Camden Council’s Communications Team is looking for young people aged 16 to 25 to take part in focus groups about anti-social behaviour. At the focus group, we will talk about different types of anti-social...

We’re delighted to invite young people - and their schools or youth centres - to take part in Camden’s annual Youth Safety Multi-Media Competition - with the winner and runners-up to be unveiled during Youth Celebration Week 2026 later this year. The competition is open to 10 to 18 year-olds in Camden and entries must be by children and young people in partnership with their...

Hannaan Abdalla has been elected as Camden’s new Youth MP in a boroughwide election held in schools and youth centres. Hannaan, who is a student at Maria Fidelis Catholic School, received 648 votes out of 3,404 votes cast - an amazing 19% of the total. Meanwhile, Ibrahim Abukar, of Regent High School, and Mohammed Asim Khan, of Haverstock School, have been...

Half-term week (25 to 29 May) is approaching and there are lots of free and low-cost activities for children and young people of all ages taking place across Camden. Sports and physical activities - including free Girls Get Moving session for ages 8 to 14 on 26 May; Kids Swim for a Quid at Better leisure centres; Multi-Sport Scheme for ages...

Girls Get Moving is the perfect chance for girls aged 8 to 14 to get active, make new friends and try out a variety of fun sports, physical activities and games – all in a safe and welcoming environment. Free activities include trampolining, football, basketball, badminton, dodgeball, tennis, adapted games and much more. It's all taking place during May half-term at...