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Camden Youth Safety Fortnight combines creative projects, events and workshops to give support and inspiration to young people and to raise awareness about what is being done locally to keep young people safe. It kicked off at Regent High School on 25 June with an event bringing together youth services, schools, parents, Camden's recently-elected Youth MP and local politicians to...

Have your say on Camden’s involvement in the London-wide electric scooter trial which launched in parts of the Capital earlier this month. COVID-19 has changed how communities in Camden live, travel and work. We want our streets to have more space for everyone to walk and cycle, for you to breathe cleaner air and for children and young people to get to and from school safely. Rental...

Help shape a new ‘Camden Youth Offer’ for the borough by being part of a major survey and review of the range of activities and services currently available to young people.  The Council is looking at what activities and services are currently on offer for young people aged 12 to 18, and for those aged up to 25 with a learning disability.   As well as both Council and...

Are you in Year 11 or Year 12 and studying at a Camden school? Then you can join our Virtual Work Experience (VWEX) programme. You can gain a valuable insight into how world-leading organisations like Google or SCS Railways operate or find out more about the arts, campaigning, town planning and homelessness. All this while also learning new skills, meeting new people and improving...

Are you aged 13 to 19? Do you live in Camden, go to a Camden state school or attend a Camden Council youth centre?   Then you can take part in an amazing range of free courses - 75 in total - in arts, media, sport, cookery, work and life skills with Camden Summer University.  The programme, which runs from 26 July to 27 August 2021, includes online and face-to-face...