News - Camden Rise

Camden Council is working with the Royal Free Hospital and Project Choice to deliver a supported internship programme for young people aged 16 to 24 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).  The programme aims to empower young people with SEND and build their confidence in the workplace, while also offering life experience beyond their home and...

Realise your potential through life-changing scholarship opportunities - with fully-funded courses starting in autumn 2021. Camden Council is working with Hult International Business School and Birkbeck, University of London, to help Camden residents of all ages – including local school leavers - to take advantage of these Camden Scholarships. Birkbeck, University of London, in Bloomsbury, is...

Winners of the Camden Youth Awards 2021 have been announced - with the release of a specially-produced film, featuring interviews with this year's award recipients - including young people and youth workers who have overcome significant personal and professional challenges over the last year. The Camden Youth Awards is the borough's annual ceremony, organised and hosted by the Council's...

Do you listen to or make music? How important is music in your life? Camden Music Service would like to know more about what music means to children and young people in the borough. For example, how do you make music and what experiences, if any, do you have of musical education or tuition? Please complete this short survey for the chance to win a £10 Amazon voucher. Camden...

Following the death of HRH Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, the team which co-ordinates the DofE Award scheme in Camden have been reflecting on the incredible legacy he has left behind, which has given millions of young people around the world the chance to experience new adventures and expand their skills.  Camden DofE is committed to supporting all new and existing participants in...