Money and mental health

Money and mental health are often linked. Poor mental health can make managing money harder, and worrying about money can make your mental health worse. Looking for information about welfare and benefits, and the form-filling that can accompany a claim, can also be a stressful experience. The document Help in Camden with welfare advice lists local organisations who may be able to help.

Across the borough there are organisations that run money skills workshops. These include: Mary Ward Legal, West Euston Partnership and Camden Health Kick. Or, to read about news and events about 'money and mental health', enter some key words into the search box.

Where to get help

Scotscare, the charity for Scots in London

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9:00-17:00

Read more about Scotscare, the charity for Scots in London

We offer a wide range of support to help you permanently overcome issues that may be holding you or your family back. Our team will spend time listening to you, considering what sort of support you need and how we may be able to help. We tailor our support to each individual and our clients are always welcome to return to us again in future.

West Euston Partnership - Improving local people’s opportunities in health, employment and community life

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10:00-13:00 , 14:00-17:00

Read more about West Euston Partnership - Improving local people’s opportunities in health, employment and community life

The partnership aims to improve local people’s opportunities in health, employment and community life. We deliver a highly successful careers advice service that covers the London Borough of Camden. Our One Stop Shop is a safe and supportive environment with free computer access and study facilities and our wellbeing projects are a vital force for promoting health and social cohesion. Read more about our work and sign up for the monthly newsletter.

Camden Health Kick - bringing the generations together

Read more about Camden Health Kick - bringing the generations together

This intergenerational project empowers families to live a happier and healthier life. All ages are welcome at our free and fun healthy living opportunities. Read more about Camden Health Kick or click on this link to see their latest programme of events.

Citizens Advice Camden

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Currently closed. Next open:

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10:00-16:00

Read more about Citizens Advice Camden

For help and advice:

Telephone Adviceline - 0300 330 1157* - Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm

*Calls to this number cost the same as calling local landline numbers

Universal Credit – Help with new claims - 0800 144 8 444 - Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm

Visit our new website with our Online Information Service: www.camdencabservice.org.uk

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Money Saving Expert's Martin Lewis has produced a guide for anyone with a mental health problem who is struggling with their finances
The website Money and Mental Health Policy Institute is 'about money and mental health'
Mind, the national mental health charity, has looked at managing money at its website
Carers UK offers Help with Benefits and the Carers UK Adviceline; Carers Trust offers information about Money and Benefits

We all have times when life’s problems affect our mental health. Maybe you are feeling down and need a safe space to chat, or you would like to meet new people or try something different? This website lists over 100 groups in and around Camden, many offering free or low-cost activities. While some will help with a specific problem, others offer everyday activities to encourage us all to get out and about. Why not find what appeals to you. You can make a list of the groups that are of interest with ‘My Shortlist’.

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