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Welcome to Camden Care Choices

Camden Council’s website for adult care and support in Camden

World Mental Health Day will take place on 10 October

Find out where to get Mental Health support in Camden if you need it

Are you a Camden resident living with dementia? Or do you support someone who is?

Join the next Connecting Conversation meeting on 22 October 2026

Start your reading journey with Read On, a new app developed by London Libraries

Click here to find out more and download the app, or visit any Camden library for support

Free volunteer training - become a Families for Life Champion

Click here to find out more. Next programme starts on 6 October 2026.

Free Somers Town AI Literacy programme until 2 October

Somers Town AI Literacy programme

Watch our new Carers Conversation video to understand how you could benefit from the support available

Click here to see the Carers Conversation video
  • Adult social care support

    How we can support you, who pays for your care, and different types of care settings

  • Autism

    Resources and support for autistic adults and young people and their carers and families

  • Bereavement and loss

    How to register a death, bereavement services to help with the grieving process, and support with funeral expenses

  • Care and support rights

    Your rights under the Care Act, accessing advocacy services and information we collect about you

  • Carers

    Who is a carer, support and advice for unpaid carers, carers assessments and short breaks

  • Co-production Matters

    The Adult Social Care (ASC) Co-production Framework is our commitment and strategy for greater partnership working with residents across our services in Camden.

  • Coronavirus guidance

    What to do if you have Covid-19 symptoms or test positive for Covid-19

  • Cost of living crisis

    Information on where to get help during the cost of living crisis, including financial support and guidance in multiple languages

  • Direct payments

    Direct payments for adults and children. What a direct payment is, what it can be used for and how to receive it

  • Disability

    Support for people with a learning disability, sensory needs, physical disability, and preparing for adult life

  • Equipment and technology to support independence

    Assistive technology, wheelchairs and other equipment and minor adaptations, and the Disabled Facilities Grant

  • Having your say

    There are many ways you can have a say in local health and care services, such as through Healthwatch Camden, the Disability Oversight Panel, or contacting Camden Adult Social Care

  • Living with a long term condition

    Support for people living with mental health, dementia, drugs and alcohol, HIV and AIDS

  • Mental health

    Looking after your mental health, where to get support if you need it, and support for someone who is feeling suicidal

  • Money and benefits advice

    Agencies that can provide advice including employment, benefits, debt and advocacy support

  • PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

    Use of PPE for paid homecare workers and unpaid carers

  • Reporting abuse and staying safe

    What is abuse including domestic abuse and hate crime, scams and antisocial behaviour.  How to report abuse and stay safe.

  • Supported housing for social care needs

    Living in supported accommodation including sheltered and extra care housing

  • Wellbeing and staying well

    Practical support for staying well.