News - Camden Rise

Youth Celebration Week concluded on 6 December with the Camden Youth Awards, where young people, youth workers, youth projects and volunteers had their achievements and contributions recognised.  The event took place at Acland Burghley School's Hall for All. Disabled children and young people's performing arts charity icandance was named Best Voluntary Sector Project (see photo...

Youth Celebration Week has launched - with events and activities to empower young people, youth workers and professionals, including the announcement of our Youth Safety Multi Media Competition winners and runners-up.  The aim to raise awareness of the Camden Council's commitment to youth safety and provide young people with the tools to stay safe, get involved in their community and...

Helping young people find the health care they need, when they need it Look after YOU, a communications campaign co-produced with Camden young people, launched this week. It aims to help more young people get the health care they need, when they need it.  The campaign includes information on how to access free and friendly health care in Camden, from sexual health to...

Fitzrovia Youth in Action (FYA), a leading local charity empowering young people, has released a short film to help address the issue of school attendance and raise awareness of why students might not be attending.  The video aims to raise awareness of the importance of attending school and the impact missing school can have on the future opportunities and personal growth of...

The Friday Night Project is back after the summer holiday - offering free entry to young people aged 12 to 17 at Talacre Community Sports Centre, in Kentish Town. The Friday Night Project (FNP) is an opportunity for 12 to 17-year-olds to get active, socialise with their friends and have fun in a safe, supportive and neutral environment. Join us and bring along friends to take...