Kooth.com is a free, safe and anonymous online platform for 11-25 year olds to get support with their mental health, through peer support groups, counselling and/or blogging.

Please play the video below to your young ones and to the children and young people in your networks.

Free creative activity guides are available for parents are carers to share with your young ones. You can download them here.

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You’ll be able to find mobile testing units from 9am-3pm at:

• Monday 1 February – Barnet House.
• Wednesday 3 February – Brent Cross Shopping Centre.
• Friday 5 February – Barnet House.
• Sunday 7 February – Edgware Community Hospital.

Tests are also available from our permanent testing sites from 8am-8pm, every day except public holidays, at:

Plans include improving its leisure and cultural attractions, reviving its high street, developing new public open spaces, and creating more attractive street environments. Better options for public transport, walking and cycling, as well as new high-quality homes – including affordable housing – and opportunities to celebrate Edgware’s heritage buildings are also being considered.

You’ll be able to find mobile testing units from 9am-3pm at:

• Monday 25 January – Brent Cross Shopping Centre.
• Wednesday 27 January – Barnet House.
• Saturday 30 January – Edgware Community Hospital.

Tests are also available from our permanent testing sites from 8am-8pm, every day except public holidays, at:

We have created a film that consists of individual video clips from notable speakers and survivors, students, candle lighting, multi-faith messages, musical pieces and poems. The video commemorates and remembers the victims of the Holocaust and genocides around the world.

So far, they have:

It has therefore been necessary to go into lockdown again, in order to contain the spread of the virus and minimise the impact of the illness on the most vulnerable in our community.

Freedom Passes are for disabled people or older persons: find out about them here.

The service is a starting point to connect you with the most appropriate support to suit your needs. This is done through an emotional health check (wellbeing MOT) where someone will identify your personal goals and help you create a personalised wellbeing plan. You’ll then be socially prescribed - connected to community-based services and activities that focus on improving your wellbeing. 

Services on offer: