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Asian Women Lone Parents Association

Asian Women Lone Parents Association is located in the London Borough of Camden, working to assist Asian women lone parents to overcome the difficulties they experience and assist them to achieve socially and economic independence, while maintaining a culturally sensitive approach to the difficulties and problems they experience.

London Somali Youth Forum

London Somali Youth Forum mission is to: "To empower and inspire young Somali people in London through working in partnership, providing leadership and acting as a strategic voice for promoting equality, representation, good leadership and effective decision-making."

LSYF was launched in January 2009 at City Hall Greater London authority and has successfully established 16 local youth Ambassadors working with grass root organisation, other key agencies and raising awareness of issues that affect young Somali people in their boroughs, with the support of the LSYF.

West Euston Partnership

West Euston Partnership was set up in 1992, by local people, to help make their area a better place to live and work. It included community, voluntary, private and public sector partners from the earliest stage and, working with few resources, started to improve services in the area. Local people were concerned about young people, including street fighting, racial tension and the lack of facilities and opportunities. Issues like community safety and facilities for young people, which are central to the welfare of all local people, originally brought local stakeholders together, as well as a strong commitment to make things better.

Park Royal Partnership

Park Royal Partnership Group is a privately owned urban regeneration and inward investment agency formed in 1992. We are committed to the promotion of the economic and environmental sustainability of Park Royal, Europe’s largest industrial estate, occupying 750 hectares in West London, and home to 2000 businesses and 40,000 employees.

Somali Youth Development Resource Centre

Somali Youth Development Resource Centre (SYDRC) was established in September 2000 as a federation of 5 main Somali organisations in the London borough of Camden.

In 2007, SYDRC’s changed its management structure to become the only Somali youth lead organisation in the UK. The majority of trustees elected were young people between the ages of 18-30 years of age. A youth advisory board was set up to provide a stronger voice to the service users and also became a mechanism to feed into the Management Committee. The new face of SYDRC has made a huge difference to the lives of young Somali’s and encouraged more young role models to volunteer.

Hopscotch Asian Women's Centre

Hopscotch Asian Women's Centre was set up in 1979 by Save the Children as a support centre for homeless Bangladeshi and Asian families in Camden.The organisation became independent in 1998. Since then it has been providing information and advice, support and advocacy, education and training to Asian women and their families in Camden.

Henna Asian Women's Group

Henna Asian Women’s Group is a “grassroots” community based organisation that has been working with South Asian women and their families in Camden and the neighbouring boroughs for over 25 years.

Charities Aid Foundation

The Charities Aid Foundation is a registered charity that works to create greater value for charities and social enterprise. They do this by transforming the way donations are made and the way charitable funds are managed.

Ethiopian Community in Britain

The Ethiopian Community in Britain (ECB) was established in September 1984 by a group of concerned Ethiopian Residents in the UK. In May 1988 the ECB became a registered charity and a limited company by guarantee.

Originally the objectives of The ECB where do deal with the issues of poverty, distress and hardship along with training, education and leisure activities, to improve the qualities of life for the Ethiopian community throughout in the UK, the majority of whom were refugees and asylum seekers. However in 2005 these services were expanded to include the entire community, addressing the same issues but to a wider audience.

London College of Beauty Therapy

LCBT is the Centre of Vocational Excellence(CovE) for Beauty, Retail and Holistic Care.

Camden Training Network

Camden Training Network aims to build a strong and sustainable network of local voluntary and community organisations, who are able to meet the learning and employment needs of economically and socially excluded local people and contribute to the regeneration needs of the Borough of Camden.

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