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Camden Sure Start Kilburn Priory: 020 7974 5080 Camden Sure Start Kilburn Priory: 020 7974 5080 6. Sidings Community Centre Children’s centre 150 Brassey Road, 1. Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre London NW6 2BA 4 Stay & Play drop-ins 020 7624 0588 FINCHLEY Early education and childcare W 7. The Sherriff Centre ES RD T E Employment & free benefits advice ND St James Church, Sherriff Road, L Family Support Team A London NW6 2AP N FINCHLEY Midwifery and Health Visiting services E 020 7625 1184 Y RRD 1 Palmerston Road, London NW6 2JL D 8. Kingsgate Community Centre Hampstead FINCHLEY ROAD VE. 020 7974 5080 10 Cricket Club & FROGNAL A 107 Kingsgate Road, SHOOT London NW6 2JH Local authority nursery WEST HAMPSTEAD 020 7328 9480 -UP HILL 6 THAMESLINK FITZJOHN’S 2. Langtry Nursery 11–29 Langtry Road, London NW8 0AJ Libraries WEST 020 7624 0963 HAMPSTEAD Rhyme time sessions for FINCHLEY Childcare options ROAD children under 5 WEST KILBURN N COLLEG HAMPSTEAD F E L CR If you would like to discuss childcare IN E 1 D CH S C 9. Kilburn Library N 7 E L E options in Camden or think you may 8 E N T Y T S 12–22 Kilburn High Road, KILBURNKKI HIGH RD E R qualify for a free 2 year place, please L W D London NW6 5UH BRONDESBURY Kilburn contact Camden Family Information Grange Park SWISS 020 7974 4001 COTTAGE Service on 020 7974 1679 option 2 W AVA E RD E S E 10. West Hampstead Library T SOUTH E HAMPSTEAD N Other stay and play D Dennington Park Road, R L ILILLG O H A V RD ’LAIDE RD drop-in venues London NW6 1AU N E RD A W’DEN LN E 020 7974 4001 ABBEY RD ABBEY RD 3. Abbey Community Centre* LSIZE RD 5 BE 222c Belsize Road, London NW6 4DJ QUEX RD Health centres 11 020 7624 8378 FINCHLEY KILBURN HIGH RD N E LA 3 ND T E ES 4. Pace Fortune Green Playcentre 11. Belsize Priory Medical Practice W KILBURN ABBE Fortune Green Road, HIGH RD BELSIZE RD 208 Belsize Road, 2 Y R London NW6 1DR London NW6 4DX IGH D H R 020 7183 5120 020 7328 8200 D 5. Priory Community Hall 9 Playtime drop-ins Primary schools 134a Abbey Road London NW6 4SN For information on how to apply for a nursery 020 7624 5434 or primary school place, please contact primary admissions on *Free to families and funded by Camden Sure Start 020 7974 1625 Your journey. Our support. Camden Sure Start provides a complete range of services to offer support from pregnancy, during your child’s first months until they reach the age of 5 years. We can help – come and talk to us. Find out more: camden.gov.uk/camdensurestart Kilburn Priory Sure Start Weekly Programme and Activity Timetable Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Midwifery Midwifery Midwifery Midwifery Midwifery Antenatal appointment only Antenatal and Postnatal appointments Antenatal appointment only Antenatal appointment PM only Antenatal appointment only Call 020 7794 0500 ext 36169 for Call 020 7794 0500 ext 36169 for Call 020 7794 0500 ext 36169 for (Antenatal Workshop PM) Call 020 7794 0500 ext 36169 for more information more information more information Call 020 7794 0500 ext 36169 for more information 9am – 3:30pm 9am – 3:30pm 9am – 3:30pm more information 9am – 12pm Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre 9am – 3.30pm Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Fun for all Baby feeding drop-in Fun for all Toddler time Baby play (drop-in for under 5s) 10am - 12pm (drop-in for under 5s) (drop-in for under 2s) (drop-in for under 1s) 9:30-11:30am Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre 9 – 10:30am & 10:45am – 12:15pm 10am – 12pm 10am – 12pm Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Baby play Fun for all Baby play Fun for all Fun for all (drop-in for under 1s) (drop-in for under 5s) (drop-in for under 1s) (drop-in for under 5s) (drop-in for under 5s) 10 – 10:45am 10am – 12pm 10 – 11:30am 10am – 12pm 10am – 12pm Abbey Community Centre Abbey Community Centre Abbey Community Centre Abbey Community Centre Abbey Community Centre Fun for all Healthy eating sessions Health visitor review clinic Rhyme time (drop-in for under 5s) 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month (Every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month) (term-time only) 10:45am – 12pm Call 020 7974 6736 to book Appointment only 11:30am – 12pm West Hampstead Library Abbey Community Centre 1 - 3pm Call 020 3317 3002 to book 1 – 4pm Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Rhyme time Young parents together (term time only) (for parents under 25 drop-in) 11-11:30am 1 - 3pm Kilburn Library Harmood Children’s Centre Baby play (drop-in for under 1s) 1 – 3pm Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre Bump to Baby Group: 5 week antenatal course for dads and mums. An opportunity to meet other parents, prepare for the birth of your baby and To book a place, contact your local children’s centre. becoming a parent. If you are a first time parent you can also book online Baby Massage: 4 week course (babies 6 weeks - 6 months). Referral only via, your local children’s centre. via camden.gov.uk/camdensurestart Free Stay & Play Drop-in: Fun for All (under 5s) - Toddler Time (under 2s) - Baby Play (under 1s) If you would like more information please contact Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre on 020 7974 5080 Stay and play drop-ins and other activities Advice and play activities to support your Early education and childcare for you and your child to enjoy together child’s speech and language and childminders One-to-one support if you are Help to find training and employment Family support team — if you need extra help feeling low, anxious or stressed by family life and benefits advice Information and support about breastfeeding, Local services for children with special educational Midwifery and health visiting baby feeding and healthy eating needs and/or disabilities, visit localoffer.camden.gov.uk Kilburn Priory Locality Stay and Play Activity Timetable (please note some drop-ins may charge for attendance. These drop-ins are not funded by Camden Council) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Under 5s drop in Adventure soft room Under 5s drop in Adventure soft room Gymboree 10am-12pm 10am-12pm 10am-12pm 10am-12pm 10-11am Pace fortune green centre Sidings Pace fortune green centre Sidings Sidings £1 per session £1 per session £4 per session Playtime sessions Mini mozart Playtime sessions (under 4s) term time only (under 2s) (under 4s) term time only 10am-12pm 09:30-11am 10am-12pm Priory Halls The Sherriff Centre Priory Halls £2 per session Full Term £168 £2 per session www.minimozart.com Viva sing spanish Soft Play (for toddlers) Term time only 10:30-11am 1-3pm The Sherriff Centre Kingsgate Community Centre 6 lessons £60 £1.20 per session Hartbeeps (under 5s) 2-4pm The Sherriff Centre Booked £8.50/Drop in £11 www.hartbeeps.com The organisations published are members of the Camden Sure • Stay and play workers provide inclusive services ensuring - are held in an enabling and safe environment Start Stay and Play partnership. A network of organisations who the provision does not in any way isolate or exclude any - build family and community resilience have signed up to ensure local drop-ins are: communities or vulnerable groups Contribute to Early Help: Recognising the early signs of family • Stay and play drop-ins are accessible • Stay and play services; or child need or difficulty and support families to access any - work in partnership with parents help they need. If you would like more information please contact Kilburn Grange Children’s Centre on 020 7974 5080 Stay and play drop-ins and other activities Advice and play activities to support your Early education and childcare for you and your child to enjoy together child’s speech and language and childminders One-to-one support if you are Help to find training and employment Family support team — if you need extra help feeling low, anxious or stressed by family life and benefits advice Information and support about breastfeeding, Local services for children with special educational Midwifery and health visiting baby feeding and healthy eating needs and/or disabilities, visit localoffer.camden.gov.uk Creative Services - KP 1037.202 Creative.
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