The Camden Community Centres’ Consortium (C4) exists to improve the living conditions and the mental and physical well-being of people in Camden, by galvanising private, public and voluntary sector support to provide services and facilities.
C4 Members
C4 Members
The Camden Community Centres’ Consortium (C4) exists to improve the living conditions and the mental and physical well-being of people in Camden, by galvanising private, public and voluntary sector support to provide services and facilities.
As a consortium they provide:
Local support – 18 organisations located at the heart of the community.
Local people – More than 25,000 people access the support of their member organisations every week.
Local impact – They tackle poverty, inequality, unemployment, ill-health, disadvantage and social isolation.
As a consortium they provide:
Local support – 18 organisations located at the heart of the community.
Local people – More than 25,000 people access the support of their member organisations every week.
Local impact – They tackle poverty, inequality, unemployment, ill-health, disadvantage and social isolation.
The Somers Town Community Association and the Living Centre are committed members of the Camden Community Centre Consortium (C4) and our Deputy Director Mrs Jodie Allen is the Vice Chair of the Consortium.
Working Together - C4 Promotes:
- Partnership working
- Ensuring equality
- Friendly Support
- Innovative thinking
- Embracing diversity
- Celebrating cultures
- Tackling isolation
- Promoting health & well-being
- Valuing young people
- Improve sustainability
- Combat loneliness & isolation
- Encourage life-long learning
- Strengthen civil society
- Enable community participation
- Delivering solutions
Members:
- Old Diorama Arts Centre
- Abbey Community Centre
- Bengali Workers’ Association
- Calthorpe Project
- Castlehaven Community Association
- Dragon Hall Trust
- Holborn Community Association
- Hopskotch Women’s Centre
- Kentish Town City Farm
- Kings Cross Brunswick Neighbourhood Association (KCBNA)
- Maiden Lane Community Centre
- South Hampstead & Kilbourne Partnership (SHAK)