Speakability is the national charity that supports and empowers people with Aphasia to overcome the barriers they face by supporting people with Aphasia and their carers and campaigning to improve services for people living with Aphasia.

SPEAR are proud to announce our new Homeless Health Link Service. This new service will serve single adult rough sleepers and single adult former rough sleepers across the London boroughs of Richmond-upon-Thames, Kingston-upon-Thames, Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth.

Spear works with some of the one million young people in the UK, who are not in education, employment or training. We provide a free interactive six-week course for 16-24 year olds to help kick start your career.

Spear South West London Resettlement Service provides rough sleepers or those at risk of rough sleeping, with support & access to private rented accommodation. The service is specifically aimed at people with low or no support needs within London Boroughs of Richmond, Merton, Wandsworth & Sutton.

The service provides support, advice and interventions for ex-Service men and women and their dependents throughout South West London.

Supporting Relationships & Families (SRF) is an organisation that supports and raises awareness of the long-lasting traumatic effects on the emotional well-being of children and families who had experienced broken attachments, separation and loss during their early years.

Spinal Muscular Atrophy Support UK is a national charity. We support and empower those affected by Spinal Muscular Atrophy. We advocate for better services and raise public awareness in partnership with the health, social care and research communities.

Spires is a South London based charity that helps hundreds of homeless and disadvantaged people all year round. We work to improve the quality of life of people who are homeless, insecurely housed, unemployed or suffering from the effects of poverty, mental ill health and loneliness.

The cardiac rehabilitation programme is aimed at patients who have had a heart attack, heart surgery, angioplasty, heart failure or other cardiac problems. After an individual assessment patients may attend a programme of classes on physical activity, cardiac risk factors and lifestyle changes.

PALS offer you on-the-spot advice and information when you have queries or difficulties regarding our services or the care you have received. We will listen to your concerns and help you find ways of resolving them. Feedback from you will also help be used to improve services for patients.

St. John the Evangelist is a Roman Catholic Polish Church in Putney, South West London. Polish mass and prayer services are held at the church every Sunday and throughout the week.

St Margaret's is a lively and friendly parish church which always welcomes new faces, if you would like to drop in for one of our services we would love to see you. We welcome children and have a regular Sunday school with an all age service at the beginning of the month.

St Marks is a christain church based in Battersea Rise. Our overall vision is that we grow DEEPER with God, CLOSER to one another and FURTHER, in terms of our impact in society and the world. Everything we do is going after that! We have many activites for the whole community so come join in!

St Mary's Cemetery was opened in 1860 and burial land was exhausted in the 1960's. There is a small chapel where services can be conducted. The cemetery is within a conservation area and has a variety of memorials and mature trees, which with the surrounding buildings, give it an attractive enclosed feel.

St Mary's is a lively parish offering spiritual, intellectual and emotional refreshment to the whole community. We host varied children's activities and play groups, new and social opportunities for all ages and offer several spaces suitable for any event!

St Michael's is a vibrant Anglican Church based in Southfields, South West London. We hold a family friendly service of worship, teaching and prayer ministry - every Sunday at 10.30 am. Informal Sunday evening worship is also held weekly at 6.00 pm.

We offer a freshly cooked lunch in sociable surroundings, once a week at St Paul's Community Centre.

Our Lady of Pity and St. Simon Stock (known as St. Simon's) is a Catholic Church situated in the heart of Putney, South West London. Our parish community is based on the Eucharist which is the source and summit of all we do. Sunday Mass is held at St Simon's at 9.30am, 11.15am and 6.00pm.

SUSO aims to raise awareness for families and professionals who are living, caring or working with a child/young person with albinism and visual impairment. We need to protect them as well as setting them up for a life of productivity by supporting their educational and medical needs from the start.

STARS works together with individuals, families and medical professionals to alleviate the effects of and provide support and information on syncope and Reflex Anoxic Seizures.

StepChange charity can help you take the first step to becoming debt free. For expert debt advice and a personal solution to your debt problems talk to a StepChange advisor, or use Debt Remedy, an online debt advice tool. Debt Remedy takes 20 minutes and creates a free personal action plan.

STEPS are a national charity supporting children and adults affected by a lower limb condition such as clubfoot or a hip condition.

Stoll offers housing and comprehensive support to vulnerable Veterans. Our Outreach Service offers support and advice on a wide range of issues, specially tailored to meet the needs of those with an Armed Forces background.

Strengthening Families Strengthening Communities is a well-tested programme that has benefited and is benefiting parents everywhere. It focuses on strengths and assists parents in raising children to lead violence-free and healthy lifestyles. Once a week 6-9pm, evening meal included.

Have you had a stroke or mini stroke? Do you live in Wandsworth? Would you like to help set up and run a peer support group for stroke survivors in Wandsworth? If the answer to these questions is yes, please contact Michelle.

When someone you care about uses alcohol or drugs it can be worrying, isolating & confusing. As a family member or a friend it can help to know that you're not alone and that support is available for you. You can also play an important role in the person's recovery.

The project works in partnership with the Drug and Alcohol (DAAT) commissioners and providers to implement effective service user involvement and the monitoring, design and commissioning of services. Wandsworth Service User Forum (WSUF) facilitate and co-ordinate a borough wide substance misuse user group. The Forum channels issues, concerns and information between service users, providers and strategic groups.

MoreLife Camp is about giving you exactly that - more life, through fun activities, lifestyle sessions and counselling. Our Campers have so much fun they rarely want to leave at the end of the summer!

Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide exist to meet the needs and break the isolation experienced by those bereaved by suicide. We are a self-help organisation and we aim to provide a safe, confidential environment in which bereaved people can share their experiences and feelings.

If you want to talk about male rape or sexual abuse, we've had over twenty years of listening and helping. We talk to thousands of people every year.

We are a family of followers of Jesus who: love and serve God, love and serve one another and love and serve the world in which we live. We meet on Sundays at 10:30am at Saint Cecilia's School, Southfields. Our services are pretty informal and everyone is welcome.

South West London Information on Sexual Health (SWISH) is a directory of sexual health services provided in South West London. Search for Free Sexual Health Services, whatever your age, wherever you live.

A group for the Humanist Community, we hold regular Meetings, Coffee Mornings and Book Groups to discuss varied topics and socialise. We also offer Tailor Made non-religious services (weddings, funerals & baby naming) with two trained and accredited celebrants in the Borough.

South West London Law Centre's Deposit Recovery Clinic can provide advice and assistance in recovering your deposit from your landlord.

Are you having problems paying your utility bills? Depending on your circumstances, we can help you apply for grants that might be able help with your energy debts. Our services are free and completely confidential.

We are a charity & members organisation, set up to advise and support people of all ages with the difficulties associated with Dyslexia. We run advisory sessions and helplines, a self help group for adult dyslexics & provide severasl library collections for reluctant readers.

Working in partnership with primary care, social care and voluntary organisations we provide high-quality mental health services. The Trust operates from nearly 100 other locations, providing community and hospital psychiatric services to Kingston, Merton, Richmond, Sutton and Wandsworth.

Do you need someone to talk to out of hours? We are here to listen. Contact us on 0800 028 8000 Monday - Friday, 5.00pm - 9.00am Available 24 hours on Saturday, Sunday and Bank holidays

Come and join us as we gather people from around The Yard who want to learn to cook healthy, delicious food that won't blow the budget. We meet weekly on Wednesdays at 1:00pm in Putney.

SW London Vineyard has partnered with The Trussell Trust and joined 325 other foodbanks in the UK. Our Foodbank @TheYard runs twice a week: Wednesdays 10am - 12pm & Sundays 2pm - 4pm.

Job Club @TheYard is a fresh way for SWLV to lift people out of poverty in their communities by tackling the huge problem of unemployment. Our FREE weekly group meets every Tuesday 1-3pm.

Little Fish is a chance for parents and carers of pre-schoolers to connect with others through play, singing and craft activities. We meet weekly on Tuesdays at 10:00am in Putney.

What makes us truly happy? This four-week course from Livability explores practical ways we can boost our happiness levels by exploring issues including relationships, forgiveness, success and gratitude.

Tackle prostate cancer is a campaign run by the The National Federation of Prostate Cancer Support Groups to raise awareness & encourage early detection of prostate cancer. We seek to ensure that men with prostate cancer always get the best treatment whatever the stage of their disease.

Talk about Autism is a safe and friendly online community where you can share experiences, get support and discuss autism.

Talking Stick is a free-to-attend anonymous self-help group for all people who have a burning desire to share parts of their life as a method for clearing uncomfortable feelings, thoughts and emotions. Stress relief.

Tara Theatre is an intimate, cross-cultural theatre in Earlsfield, south London offering a diverse blend of cutting edge, live performances from around Britain and overseas. Tara Theatre also supports the development of new work by young & mid-career artists.

Our missions is quite simple to help our elderly folks in remaining in their own home. We offer affordable live-in help, care, and companionship to the elderly, nationwide.

We are the largest voluntary sector provider of HIV and sexual health services in the UK, running services out of local centres across Great Britain.

Thames Reach helps homeless and vulnerable people to find decent homes, build supportive relationships and lead fulfilling lives. Our vision is to end street homelessness. We provide emergency assistance to rough sleepers, run hostels and support vulnerable people in their own accommodation.

The Agency is offering young people a chance to gain employment and the chance to run their business and control their own future. All ideas will be supported and developed by The Agency, big or small and participants will learn about business and get links with new businesses and social networks.

The Aplastic Anaemia Trust is the only UK charity dedicated solely to research into aplastic anaemia and the support of patients and their families. Our Patient Support provides free emotional support as well as expert, up-to-date information about aplastic anaemia and the treatments available.

We are a world renowned theatre company for adults with learning disabilities, writing and performing about issues that affect us, supporting each other to bring out our best and performing our work in London theatres to sell out audiences. We meet on Wednesdays and Fridays.

The Battersea society aims to protect and improve all aspects of public life in Battersea and the surrounding areas. We do this through civic participation; getting involved in local affairs and making sure that our voice and the voice of the residents of Battersea is heard.

fuelbanks and families was set up in response to the carefully researched needs of local families. We offer a unique combination of services and care that is much more than the sum of its parts.

The Bridge is a Christian community initiative run in partnership with London City Mission. As well as Sunday meetings and Sunday school, we offer religious education, social groups and activities for children in the community.

BKPA - Improving the lives of people with kidney disease by giving support, information and more grant aid than any other UK kidney charity. We help kidney disease patients, families and kidney units during times of need.

The British Pain Society is an alliance of professionals advancing the understanding and management of pain for the benefit of patients.

The Cardiomyopathy Association (CMA) is a registered charity that provides information and support to families affected by the heart muscle disease cardiomyopathy. We provide easy-to-understand information on the different types of cardiomyopathy.

Making a difference to the lives of people with severe learning disabilities. We work to improve understanding of challenging behaviour, empower families with information and support, and help others to provide better services and more opportunities.

The only specialist national charity for people in their last years and their much loved, much needed companion animals. Cinammon has a network of 15,000 volunteers who work with owners to provide vital loving care for their pets. We help keep pet and owner together as long as possible.

The Clapham Society aims to improve the quality of life in Clapham and strengthen its identity and sense of community We seek to promote excellence in new developments as well as conservation of the best features of the past. We want Clapham to be a vibrant, exciting and safe place to live.

The Compassionate Friends is an organisation of bereaved parents offering support, understanding and friendship to others after the loss of a child, of any age, from any cause.

The Cystitis and Overactive Bladder (COB) Foundation gives support to people with all forms of cystitis, overactive bladder and continence issues together with their families and friends. We are the largest bladder patient support charity in the UK.

THE De Morgan Centre is a museum dedicated to the work of William and Evelyn De Morgan, a husband and wife duo who were key proponents of the Arts and Crafts Movement in the late 19th and early 20th Century. Our temporary exhibition also space hosts a lively & wide ranging programme of exhibitions.

This is a six-week course run by tutors who also have a long-term health condition. The purpose of the course is to enable you to take more control of managing your own health. The EPP course is open to anyone living with or recovering from a long-term condition and all places are free.

The Food Chain exists to ensure people living with HIV in London can access the nutrition they need to get well, stay well and lead healthy, independent lives.

The Fostering Network is the UK's leading fostering charity. Children and young people are at the heart of everything we do. We believe in their potential and by working with their foster families and the services that support them, we help everyone who is fostered to achieve the very best they can.

The Frontotemporal Dementia Support Group is particularly directed towards carers who are coping with behavioural changes in a partner, family member or friend as a result of frontotemporal dementia.

The GAP Youth Club offers a safe, social space for young people in London who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered or questioning their sexuality. We welcome those aged 13-19 (up to 25 for young people with disabilities) We meet every Friday 6 - 8pm in the Clapham Junction area.

The Good Care Group provides bespoke live in care services across the UK. Our personalised live in care packages ensure that your care needs will be met within the safe and familiar surroundings of your own home.

The Holly Lodge Centre encourages people of all ages and abilities to enjoy and learn from a series of hands-on experiences in the rich natural environment of Richmond Park, working with many different groups including special schools, day centres, mainstream schools, holiday clubs and hospitals.

The Hyperactive Children's Support Group is a registered charity which has been successfully helping Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and hyperactive children and their families for over 35 years. Our specialism is advocating a dietary approach to the problem of hyperactivity.

Fazl Mosque (also known as The London Mosque) is a place of worship and Ahmadiyya Muslim community centre in Southfields, South West London.

The Migraine Trust is the health and medical research charity for migraine in the United Kingdom. We seek to empower, inform, and support those affected by migraine while educating health professionals and actively funding and disseminating research.

Miscarriage can be a very unhappy and frightening and lonely experience. If you have been affected by miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or molar pregnancy, The Miscarriage Association offer information and support to help you through.

Our vision is for everyone to be on top of their money as a part of everyday life. So, we empower people across the UK to build the skills, knowledge, attitudes and behaviours, to make the most of their money throughout their lives.

The National Bullying Helpline provides practical and timely support to both adults and children; those bullied in the community, the home, the playground and/or the workplace.

The Pituitary Foundation are here for anyone affected by pituitary conditions. We give support, information and we bring people together. We provide information to health professionals and we campaign to raise awareness of issues facing pituitary patients, their families and carers.

The Point Plus, Roehampton is a sexual health service for young people - aged 24 and under, offering free, confidential contraceptive and sexual health services and advice. Drop in: Monday 3pm - 5.15pm

The Putney Society is concerned with aspects of the community which contribute to the quality of our local life. The Society plays a key role in the enhancement and protection of vital facilities in Putney and Roehampton.

We give practical help, advice & support to ex-service personnel, their families & carers around housing, independent living, physical & mental wellbeing, employment and finance. We run a drop-in at the Mercy Foundation Centre, 64 Falcon Road, SW11 2LR, on the 3rd Thursday morning of each month.

The Youth Opportunity Fund is a pot of funding available to young people aged 11 - 19, or up to 25 if they have a disability, who live or study in Wandsworth. Young people can apply for up to £4,000 of funding for their project idea.

The Sleep Apnoea Trust is a patient support charity run by patients for patients. It is dedicated to increasing understanding, diagnosis and treatment of this serious illness. We help patients and their families with information and telephone helplines.

The Smart Enterprise aims to help people to recognise the abilities and potential of disabled people and to challenge some of those stereotypes and prejudices about what it means to have a disability. We offer Specialist training, Interesting Conference events and Guest Speakers.

Our coordinator can visit you at home or in hospital and talk to you and your family, helping you cope with the physical and emotional effects of stroke. He/she can give you practical advice and emotional support (face to face and over the phone), and help you get support from other services.

The Survivors Trust has over 135 member agencies based in the UK and Ireland which provide specialist support for women, men and children who are survivors of rape, sexual violence or childhood sexual abuse.

This is a place where young people can go to learn, have fun and relax. It is for children and young people aged 11-19 years old or up to 25 years old for young people with disabilities. We're open Monday-Friday, 3-9pm

The Unknown Group is a unique support group for people who are in any type of relationship with someone that is experiencing undiagnosed and diagnosed mental health issues. The group offers a safe and confidential meetup on a fortnightly basis.

The Venue is a community centre located on the ground floor of Park Court on Battersea Park Road. It is available for hire for private parties and functions.

The Vitiligo Society is a small, national charity whose main aim is to support people with vitiligo.

The Wandsworth Society is a voluntary community environmental group, concerned with the quality of landscape, transport and planning in and around Wandsworth Town and Wandsworth Common. The Society is non-party political and registered with the Charity Commission (Charity No.263737).

The Women's Empowerment Project (TWEP), is a Merton based international, non-governmental organisation that is committed to creating opportunities for women and girls to realise their full potential as confident, independent and skilled individuals.

Therapy Directory promotes the benefits of complementary therapy and aim to give visitors all the information they need to help them make an informed decision about whether therapy would be right for them. The website has an FAQ's section, a number of useful articles written by our members and the facility to search for a practitioner in your area.

Thomas Pocklington Trust hold a monthly Audio Book Club at Putney Library. The club is aimed at visually impaired and blind adults although we also welcome their friends, family, carers and those who find it difficult to read for other reasons.

Thrive is the leading charity in the UK using gardening to change the lives of disabled people. We offer various opportunities from formal structured training programmes to general sessions offering occupational and social therapies within garden settings.

Home for Good recognises that homelessness is a trauma and empowers people to move on from their homelessness experience by helping them to settle in their new home. The project uses structured befriending and community support to reduce social isolation, build resilience and thereby prevent return

Ieso Digital Health provides evidence-based mental health therapy online. Discreet one-to-one therapy is delivered in real time using written (typed) conversation, with patients meeting an accredited therapist in a secure virtual therapy room.

Thrombosis UK is dedicated to promoting awareness, research & care of Thrombosis. They offer a wealth of online information, telephone and email support services and meetings across the UK.

The Thyroid Eye Disease Charitable Trust (TEDct) provides information, care and support to those affected by Thyroid Eye Disease (TED). We provide comprehensive online resources, run PIM's (Patient Information Meetings) and we are always available to answer your question by phone or email.

Thyroid UK is a charity that supports people with thyroid disease and related disorders. We support people by informing them of various aspects of thyroid health and testing, as well as other conditions that affect thyroid function. Thyroid UK has a varied support network, online and across the UK.

The Home Care Service offers a wide range of personal and practical care services to help people to continue to live in the community and to maintain their own lifestyle with independence, safety and respect. Services are available between 7.30am to 10pm, 365 days a year!

We are in the process of drawing up plans to restart the very popular Luncheon Club for over 50s, so do keep checking with us for further information and start dates.

The Toland Square Clubroom is a community centre located on Roehampton's Eastwood South Estate. It is available for hire for private parties and functions.

The Tooting Grove Community Clubhouse is a community centre located on Effort Street, a short walk from Tooting Broadway Underground Station. It is available for hire for private parties and functions.

We aim to inspire people and encourage a sense of place through libraries with books, information, learning, online access and services for every resident in spaces that bring local communities together.

We are a leading health and social care agency with a distinguished track record of caring for adults, the elderly, people who are recovering from mental distress, and also many other vulnerable and disadvantaged members of the community.

Founded by aromatherapy teachers and practitioners, Touch and Such are educators and artisan producers of exquisite organic and natural body care and home fragrancing products which use the power of essential oils to support and enhance physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.

Tourettes Action works in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and is the leading support and research charity for people with Tourette Syndrome and their families. We want people with TS to receive the practical support and social acceptance they need to help them live their lives to the full.

Thomas Pocklington Trust is working in collaboration with Wandsworth CCG to provide a free counselling service for people with a visual impairment.

The Transition Information Network (TIN) is an alliance of organisations and individuals who come together, to improve the experience of disabled young people's transition to adulthood. We provide information and resources about transition through our website, publications and events.

We are Trigeminal Neuralgia Association UK (TNA UK). We provide information, support and encouragement to those who suffer this excruciatingly painful condition. Our aim is to raise awareness of TN within the medical community and the general public at large.

Trinity provides expert, compassionate end of life care, support, information and advice to patients and those close to them in our central and south west London community.

A programme for patients and carers to learn how to use exercise, relaxation and other techniques to better manage symptoms, thoughts and feelings.

A group for patients and carers to try different techniques to relax and reduce anxiety in a peaceful and supportive environment.

Turn2us is a national charity that helps people in financial hardship to gain access to welfare benefits, charitable grants and support services - online, by phone and face to face, through partner organisations and our volunteers.

UK Fibromyalgia is an independent organisation, providing information, advice and support for people affected by fibromyalgia.

The UK Keratoconus Self Help and Support Association is a membership organisation working to raise awareness of Keratoconus and provide information and support for people with Keratoconus in The UK.

Psychological wisdom, both new and old, is more vital now than ever. The kind of knowledge that can help us all lead healthier, more successful lives, understand ourselves and others better and enable us to influence our own minds and help others balance theirs.

A peer-led self help group providing a supportive space for the adult children of parents battling with unspecific or multiple terminal illnesses. We aim to provide an inclusive and welcoming, safe and supportive space to share your experience. Meetings will be held fortnightly in South West London.

At the University of Roehampton, we pride ourselves on the guarantee we make to all of our students: high levels of contact time with excellent teachers and researchers working at the cutting edge of their subject areas.

The Wandsworth University of the Third Age (U3A) provides daytime education, leisure and cultural activities to people no longer in full-time employment, giving them a chance to meet new people in an informal and friendly environment.

Uplifting is a creative self help group offering workshops for people who find it difficult to express verbally. Monthly meetings will help you to unlock your creative expression by delivering a safe space to create from your soul.

Calm your mind...Bring balance back to your mind and body using yoga and mindfulness - learn how to cultivate focus, develop resilience and improve wellbeing.

The Vegetarian Society exists to influence, inspire and support people to embrace and maintain a vegetarian lifestyle. We work constructively with businesses, government agencies, policy makers and professionals, whilst always remaining independent.

The Veterans Welfare Service (VWS) is committed to enhancing the quality of life for veterans and beneficiaries of Veterans UK pensions and compensation schemes, and all their dependants.

Vi-Ability provides opportunities for people of all ages to develop skills by offering training, work experience and qualifications in commercial sports management. In doing this we also help to sustain thriving community sports clubs around the UK.

Trained volunteers offer one to one emotional support, practical help and information to all victims of crime either at our office or in clients home. Independent domestic violence advisors provide support, risk assessment and safety planning to victims of domestic violence.

John Morris House Community Centre provides meeting rooms as well as various resources for hire. A number of local community projects run from there. John Morris House works in partnership with UK Online Centre's and Wandsworth Council's Widening Participation team to deliver training programmes.

Revitalise is a national charity providing short breaks and holidays (respite care) for people with physical disabilities and carers. We offer inspirational opportunities for volunteers through one of the largest, most diverse volunteer programmes in the UK.

Vocal Eyes - nationwide audio description charity, providing access to the arts for blind and partially sighted people.

VoiceAbility supports people who face disadvantage or discrimination to have a voice that counts. In the London Borough of Wandsworth, we offer: Statutory Advocacy, NHS Complaints Advocacy, Professional Community Advocacy and Self advocacy support.

A service user project that works with the Mental Health Trust, the Clinical Reference Group and Adult Social Services on matters relating to the delivery and development of mental health services in the borough. If you use mental health services in Wandsworth contact John Morrill for more details.

The Volunteer Police Cadets (VPC) is a uniformed voluntary youth organisation, supported by the MPS, open to young people aged 13 -18 from across London's diverse communities, irrespective of their background or financial circumstances and including those vulnerable to crime or social exclusion

Would you like to volunteer? Volunteering Wandsworth is the service provided by the charity Groundwork London. We aim to inspire and support volunteering across the Borough.

There are times when we all need to talk to someone. I will provide you with an affordable, caring and confidential counselling & coaching service, and together we can take the time to make sense of your experiences.

Wandsworth Walk4Life scheme is run by Enable Leisure and Culture and offers a series of free walks around the beautiful local parks.Booking is not essential but if you are a new walker, please give us a call for more information.

Walk the Walk is a grant making charity dedicated to raising money and awareness for vital breast cancer causes. We are passionate about encouraging healthier living as part of prevention. Unite against breast cancer with Walk the Walk at one of our fabulous events in 2015!

We have a number of activities aimed at those aged 50 or over. We offer: - Table Tennis - Badminton and concessionary Gym sessions every weekday!

Wandle Recreation Centre offers the full spectrum of leisure facilities. We can offer: - A well equipped gym - Numerous fitness courses and workout classes for all ages and abilities. - Fully accessible facilities - including specialist fitness equipment. - 'Exercise on referral' sessions

Galop is London’s LGBT anti-violence and abuse charity. If you’ve experienced hate crime, sexual violence or domestic abuse, we’re here for you. We also support lesbian, gay, bi, trans and queer people who have had problems with the police or have questions about the criminal justice system.

We offer a lunch club and drop in centre Monday - Wednesday for older women in the Asian community, providing a range of educational and social activities as well as practical support.

Wandsworth Bereavement Service provides one-to-one bereavement counselling for any Wandsworth Borough resident who has been bereaved, has experienced other major losses or is facing an anticipated death. We also offer specialised bereavement counselling for Children and Young people.

Wandsworth CAMHS offers a range of treatments and assessments for children and young people experiencing moderate to severe mental health problems.

Wandsworth Carers' Centre aims to provide a free, confidential, responsive service to unpaid Carers who either live in, or supports someone who lives in the Borough of Wandsworth.

Wandsworth Cemetery was opened in 1878 and has a chapel where services can be conducted. The cemetery has an attractive main drive with an adjacent garden area that looks over the Wandle Valley and beyond.

This is a service for children and young people within the London Borough of Wandsworth who have moderate to profound learning disability. We offer a range of treatments and assessments for children and young people experiencing mental health problems.

The Wandsworth Childminders Association (WCMA) offers a range of services to co-ordinate and promote childminding in Wandsworth.

Wandsworth Tennis & Bowls Club offers people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to learn and enjoy Tennis & Bowls. Whether you're keen to learn or improve your skills, or just want an enjoyable way to keep fit we have allot to offer at any of our 7 great facilities around the borough.

Wandsworth Community Chaplaincy Trust is a partnership between Wandsworth Prison, its multi-faith chaplaincy and the community. It seeks to develop links in the community to support the resettlement of people released from prison

We are an independent charity led by local people. We support a developing Network of community and faith based organisations and people who are working collaboratively to improve the way public services are designed, delivered and received.

WCT provides accessible minibuses to community groups and individuals in Wandsworth. In addition, we offer trips to elderly and disabled residents of the borough. Application forms for membership may be obtained by telephoning WCT on 020-8675 3812.

We aim to relieve the poverty, hardship and distress of Congolese people and African Francophone Refugees & Asylum seekers living in the UK.

The local authority for Wandsworth, we provide numerous and varied services across the borough; from care and advice to leisure and community facilities.

The Wandsworth Crisis and Home Treatment Team provides 24-hour seven-day a week treatment to patients in their own home. Home treatment can be an alternative to hospital admission for people in an acute crisis or it can allow early discharge from hospital.

Dementia Advisers support people through the process of getting a diagnosis of dementia. The service signposts and facilitates access to services and support to ensure people have the help and care they need.

We are a warm and friendly practice, providing a wide range of dental treatments at a high standard. We provide NHS and also Independent Dental Treatment Plans.

Wandsworth Diabetes Patient group gives Diabetes patients, in the Borough, the opportunity to exchange their experience of the Illness, Self-management and Treatment. All are welcome.

Scouting provides everyday adventure to young people aged 6-25. We have volunteering opportunities available to suppport local Scouting and our provision for young people. For more information, please contact us. All adult members in Scouting are required to underdo a satisfactory DBS clearance.

Hestia gives practical support with finding permament housing and accessing financial support, healthcare and education. We help with the difficult emotions that surviving domestic violence can cause and support individual mothers to rebuild their self-confidence and improve their skills as a parent

Wandsworth Early Intervention Service works with adult service users and their carers who have experienced a first episode of psychosis.

The Wandsworth Care Coordination Centre - one point of contact for all your needs. The aim of the Centre is to ensure people with a progressive, life limiting illness can access the services and support they need from one place so they can be cared for in their own home or care home.

The service has information on how to find: - childcare, including nannies; - education; - family support services; - financial support for families; - activities to do with your child; - working in childcare; - health information; - school holiday activities.

The Wandsworth Historical Society aims to promote an interest in the history and archaeology of the Borough of Wandsworth

The Wandsworth Housing Adaptation and Repairs Forum (WHARF) looks to support the more vulnerable (eg older, disabled, low income) Wandsworth residents remain safe, secure and warm in their homes. WHARF provides support through a caseworker and signposting service.

Homeshare involves bringing together two people with different sets of needs, the Homeowner provides free accommodation in their home to their Sharer in exchange for their time and help. Homesharing is a very low-cost arrangement, costing as little as £6 a day.

Our homeshare scheme can support busy Families who would benefit from low cost, live -in practical help and companionship for children/young adults with physical disabilities and learning difficulties such as Autism, ADHD and Downs syndrome.

OnlineCounselling.IO is the premier online counselling solution that provides online counselling services for depression, anxiety, relationship issues, anger management, phobias and grief counselling. Our caring and qualified online counsellors and psychologists are ready to help you move forward.

WILF seeks to be the voice of disabled people in Wandsworth, promoting awareness, independence, choice, empowerment, and mutual support.

We give individuals and communities free legal advice and support on: - Money and debt management - Employment rights and obligations - Housing issues - Immigration and asylum matters We also represent people in court and tribunals.

Wandsworth LGBT forum was set up in 2005, to improve the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people living, working and studying in Wandsworth. We welcome all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, who live, work, study or socialise within the Wandsworth borough.

We aim to inspire people and encourage a sense of place through libraries with books, information, learning, online access and services for every resident in spaces that bring local communities together.

A for people diagnosed with dementia who are experiencing dementia symptoms in the early stages. Little Grey Cells Support Group provides a safe environment for people with dementia to seek peer support, express concerns & find common solutions. Open to Wandsworth residents Only. 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month

We are a self-funded charity offering a free mediation service to Wandsworth residents. Through a team of local, trained volunteer mediators we offer community and family mediation to our local community.

Wandsworth Mencap provides information and support to family and carers of people with learning disabilities. This service is unique in Wandsworth Borough, in that it has gained the trust and confidence of families. It empowers vulnerable carers and people with learning disabilities equally.

WYC are a group of young people aged, 11- 19, who design and run events that ensure all young people have a say on issues that matter to them! They also take part in consultations helping to shape, design and evaluate services for young people. They are all about Youth Voice and being Youth Led!

Beyond Words is a provider of books, services and training for people who find pictures easier to understand than words. Whether supporting somebody with a learning disability or communication difficulty, our products and services empower through pictures.

The Forum was set up in 1991 to be a voice for older people in Wandsworth. - We have both individual and voluntary organisation members. - Activities include our quarterly newsletter, monthly meetings & conferences twice a year.

The Old Age Liaison Psychiatry specialist provides a dedicated service for the over-65s who may have organic or functional mental health problems. The primary function is the assessment of patients who are referred predominantly from A&E/inpatient areas.

We are the credit union for anyone who lives, works, studies or volunteers in the borough of Wandsworth. We provide savings accounts and low cost loans.

In non-emergency situations you can report a crime or incident at any police station. (unless stated otherwise) 176 Lavender Hill, SW11 1JX Opening Hours: 24 hours a day Main phone number: 101 Textphone: 18001 101 IN AN EMERGENCY ALWAYS DIAL 999 (TEXTPHONE 18000)

Support for mothers with transition to motherhood sharing and normalising thoughts & feelings, CBT to improve maternal mood. 10 weeks at Children's Centre, free creche. Self-refer or Health care Professional referral to Psychological Therapies & Wellbeing Service.

Wandsworth Refugee Network is a small voluntary organisation, based in South West London, which visits prisons to provide emotional and practical support to people being held post-sentence under immigration control. Currently our work is primarily within Wandsworth Prison.

Wandsworth Safety Net is the dedicated advocacy and advice service in the borough, which provides professional support to victims of domestic violence and abuse. This service is provided by Victim Support.

Sick and tired of feeling sick and tired? Make a positive difference to your life with a long term health condition.

Wandsworth Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Support Group (WSCTSG) is the only organisation to unite and support people with Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia, their families, carers and dependants. Support is greatly needed by everyone and especially those living with a long-term health condition.

An afternoon of music and singing for people with dementia and their carers, the Singing for the Brain service aims to provide a structured group session for people with dementia and their carers designed around the principles of music therapy and singing.

Anyone who lives, works or studies in Wandsworth can use local stop smoking services for support to quit. Wandsworth stop smoking service is committed to improving the health of the Wandsworth population, by supporting smokers to quit using the most up-to-date, evidence based treatments and behavioural support. With our professional help you are 4 times more likely to quit smoking for good!!

The Sunflower Café provides information about living with dementia and other services available locally in an informal and comfortable environment. Dementia Cafés are also a place to relax, socialise and meet other people with dementia and their carers.

This Alzheimers group is providing monthly support group meetings for carers of people with dementia of all ages. Held on the 3rd Thursday of every month 6-7.30pm, Garrett Lane

Wandsworth Symphony Orchestra is a major group for the performance of post-classical era works which give interest to every section of the orchestra. It is a society for fluent and advanced amateur players with the services of two professional musicians. Rehearsals take place on Wednesday evenings.

Opening Times: Monday - Friday, 9am - 5.30pm

Libraries are places for everyone to use and enjoy. - In addition to a variety of activities for both children and adults, Wandsworth Town Library stocks a wide range of adult and children's books. There is also free Internet access.

Our Youth Club offers young people (11-19 years) a place to learn have fun and relax. Monday-Friday, 3.30-9.30pm. As well as the Club we also offer young people the opportunity to complete the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme. - The Centre's facilities are available to hire.

The Wandsworth Violence Against Women and Girls Forum provides advice, guidance and useful contact information for professionals in Wandsworth who come across victims of various forms of violence and abuse.

Wandsworth Vision Support Service provides flexible, comprehensive support to all children and young people from birth to 19 years with visual impairment with and without additional needs in the boroughs of Wandsworth and Kensington and Chelsea.

Wandsworth wellbeing is a free service that supports Wandsworth residents aged 55 and over to live independently at home. We work with the NHS, social services, carers and relatives, and other agencies to offer practical assistance so our customers can manage their health and wellbeing.

The Wandsworth Wellbeing Hub is a free and impartial NHS service which aims to help patients and the public to find organisations and services to support their health and wellbeing needs.

Wandsworth Lifelong Learning offer an extensive programme of informal adult education to over 11,000 people of all ages, backgrounds and experiences each year, and have been running a successful Apprenticeship programme for 7 years.

If you are a Wandsworth resident and looking for work, Work Match can help match you to the right job. We are currently working with businesses across the borough to secure sustainable jobs for local people and will provide you with support in applying for the roles we are currently recruiting for.

At Together, we work with the people with the greatest need and through our emphasis on Personalisation and Peer Support, our Services have been shaped by the experiences of the people who use them.

Your health matters...and so does your voice. The Wandsworth Youth Health Jury is an opportunity for young people to have a your say in the development of health services in Wandsworth.

WATCH Lifeline is an Emergency Home Response Alarm service for ANYONE in need of extra support, living independantly at home - older people and younger disabled residents. It operates 24 hours a day, every day of the year. So you can be reassured that help is at hand at the touch of a button!

Telecare is a service made up of personal and environmental sensors that enable people to remain safe and independent in their own home for longer. 24 hour monitoring ensures that, should an event occur, the information is acted upon immediately and the most appropriate response put in place.

WCA was established in 1991 and became a registered charity in 2005. We manage a number of service user involvement projects, including Healthwatch. Beneficiaries include Mental Health Service Users, Learning Disability groups, People with Addictions, Physical Disability Communities and carers. We serve as a conduit between public service providers and service users.

Weight Concern is a registered charity, set up in 1997 to tackle the rising problem of obesity in the United Kingdom.The charity, works to address both the physical and psychological health needs of overweight people.

At Welcare we help parents and carers use their strengths and skills to nurture happy and confident children. Our values as a charity our built upon our Christian background.

West Hill Baptist Church is a diverse and inclusive church family, serving the Wandsworth locality. Our main service is held on Sunday morning at 11am.

West London GMP exists to offer services and support to a diverse community of Gay, BiSexual, Men who have sex with Men (MSM) and others. Where there are identified needs, they will empower individuals and communities to make positive, informed choices about their sexual health and overall wellbeing

Our Ascent Advice Service provides immediate, free and confidential information, advice and support to women and girls affected by domestic and/or sexual violence and abuse. Freephone 0808 801 0660 or email us advice@wgn.org.uk Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm and Late evening Wednesday 6- 8pm

We're here to transform the lives of disabled children by providing the vital equipment, support and life skills they need to reach their full potential.

Our Ambassador Clubs (youth clubs) are a place for young disabled people to meet up, make friends and have fun! We do everything from music, dance, art, sports, beauty therapy, cooking, trips and a whole lot more.

Whizz-Kidz offer a range of work placement and internships opportunities, and work skills days - all designed just for young disabled people 14-25 years old. If you want to experience the workplace, learn more about a career, gain useful contacts and improve your employability, we're here to help!

The Wilditch community centre is a public facility, run by Wandsworth Council. The centre is open seven days a week offering a range of community activities. The Wilditch's facilities are also available to hire.

We are an informal group offering support and awareness to those with or interested in diabetes, including carers.

Winston's Wish offers the widest range of practical support and guidance to children, families, professionals and anyone concerned about bereaved children. Our services give bereaved families the opportunity to talk about and make sense of what has happened and to meet others in a similar situation.

Women of Wandsworth - WoWMums - are a group of mothers from Wandsworth who are trying to educate and entertain their children by broadening their perspectives on life in multicultural and international spirit and yet teach them about importance of their community as well.

Women Like Us helps you fit work around family life. Maybe you're getting back to work after having children? Or finding full time work is getting on top of you? Get careers advice for women, and find part time jobs.

Women's Aid is the national domestic violence charity that helps up to 250,000 women and children every year. We work to end violence against women and children, and support over 350 domestic and sexual violence services across the country.

The Women's Health & Equality Consortium is a partnership of women's charity organisations, all of who share common goals of health and equality for girls and women. WHEC was set up as a Strategic Partner of the Dept of Health in response to its request to engage directly with the Community Sector.

Women's Resource Centre (WRC) works towards linking all aspects of the women's movement. We support our members to be more effective and sustainable through training and we lobby the government on their behalf on a range of women's issues.

This is a self-help, wellbeing support group for women of all ages who are suffering from issues that affect the womb. This group brings encouragement and support whilst on your journey. Come and meet other women that you can talk, laugh, cry and share with.

Wood World Mission is a charity helping people who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged, widowed, orphaned or sick and to relieve the distress caused, overseas and in the UK. Provides a One to One Counselling and Referral Service, Seminars, Events and Youth meetings.

Word Up! is about people with learning difficulties; their lives, views, opinions and achievements. It gives them a platform where they can make their voice heard and share information with others. A tool to express themselves with and to educate others.

The Work and Play Scrapstore in Tooting takes exciting, clean, re-useable materials (such as card, trimmings, sequins, fabrics and plastics etc) donated by businesses and offers them to our members as inspirational educational, creative and environmentally-friendly resources.

Work Choice is a Government supported employment programme designed specifically for people who due to their disability, may find it difficult to find or keep a job. We enable people to find and retain work by identifying their needs & providing the necessary support to fit their requirements.

Working Families is the UK's leading work-life balance organisation. We help working parents and carers and their employers find a better balance between responsibilities at home and work.

World Heart Beat Music Academy proudly hosts perhaps the most vibrant and largest community concert band in London. Believing in the power of music to transform lives, the 51st State Band creates educational experiences where young people are inspired to play instruments and achieve excellence.

The XP Support Group is a UK charitable Trust founded in 1999 by parents of a child with XP. It aims to relieve the needs of persons with XP and other related conditions and their families.

YCF is a Church with UK Charity status that has been serving the community and borough since 1997. It has since become a unique resource in the community, providing mentoring, professional counselling and developmental courses for all.Sunday worship is at 9am and 11am.

A popular sheltered scheme, set in its own beautiful garden. An impresive former Manor House houses many of the Lodge's communal facilities. Situated in a quiet residential area near the open space of Tooting Bec Common, residents are close to local facilities & enjoy a busy social calendar.

Yo'tism provides specialised yoga training and theraputic support to individuals, families, practitioners, schools and organisations. Yo'tism is the training school for Yoga4autism.

Y4A helps people with Autism and Cognitive Disabilities like Down's Syndrome and Dyspraxia, using healthy natural methods such as yoga, mindfulness, meditation, exercise, nutrition & healthy living.

This community project is far more than just a library. It acts as a community centre and has a number of rooms for hire. Currently it is primarily a children's library with a small collection of books for adults and public access to computers

Young Calibre Audio Library provides a subscription-free postal and streaming service of audio books for children and young adults who are unable to read print because of sight loss, dyslexia or physical disability. You do not have to be registered blind to use Calibre.

Wandsworth Young Carers Project supports children and young people aged 5-18 who are affected by the illness or disability of a family member and provide care (physical and/or emotional) to that family member.

Young Epilepsy is the national charity working exclusively on behalf of the 112,000 children and young people aged 25 and under with epilepsy and associated conditions.

YoungMinds is the UK's leading charity committed to improving the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people. Driven by their experiences we campaign, research and influence policy and practice.

Youth Advice Network is a website directory and service for Wandsworth Young People to easily find information and services you require in the borough.You can search what you are looking for on the website or contact us directly if you want more help with finding or accessing to the services listed.

YOUth Legal's aim is to improve the quality of life of vulnerable Young People in South West London by making available independent, free legal advice in social welfare law, to young people with a focus on those with disabilities, mental health issues, care leavers and carers.

Open Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm, the Yvonne Carr Children's Centre provides a welcoming space where you and your child can have fun and learn.

Join Martha for dance fitness classes that are fun, energetic, and make you feel amazing. Monday & Friday mornings in Putney and Monday evenings in Sheen.

Delete Blood Cancer UK is the UK operation of an organisation called DKMS, the world’s largest stem cell donor centre. We believe that not one single person suffering with a blood cancer should die, because they are unable to find a matching blood stem donor.

Role Models are one of the very few childcare providers to offer SEN care, employing specialists from Blossom House School and other special needs schools. Our team of fun & experienced Role Models is able to create a safe and engaging environment for children with a range of special needs.

Role Models is a unique service providing skilled & engaging ad hoc and ongoing part-time childcare.We want to inspire children to create and learn, whilst having fun at the same time. All our Role Models are DBS & reference checked and have extensive childcare experience.

myVoice is a project for 16-25 year olds with autism. It's all about connecting you with other young adults with autism and helping you to have your say in your local communities.

London has a wide range of accessible transport options so that everyone can get around. These include on board facilities, discounted fares and a range of free guides and resources to help you plan and make your journeys.

London has a range of local and door-to-door transport services for those who have difficulty travelling or accessing public transport. These include the Dial-a-Ride door-to-door service, Taxicard which offers discounted taxi or minicab travel.

One Trust is an independent charity based in South West London. We offer fun, engaging and personalised day services for adults with learning disabilities. We provide flexible and responsive support 52 weeks a year, within welcoming and well-resourced environments.

Special Needs Family Support offer emotional and practical support to families across London. We work intensively with families through our many services including one to one meetings, home visits, support groups, drop-ins as well as complimenting the local social services.

Goldenhar UK are a small UK based charity set up to help and support families affected by Goldenhar Syndrome, Hemifacial Microsomia and Microtia.

Putney Leisure Centre is managed by Places for People on behalf of Wandsworth Borough Council. We have a range of indoor facilities, including swimming pool, gym and café and offer a range of workout classes and activities for children.

We are an online job board for live in care for both care agencies and carers looking for work. Our website is the perfect resource for employers looking for carers as well as carers looking for live in care work throughout the United Kingdom.

Aspire2inspire Dyslexia is a charitable support group based in Wandsworth, bringing awareness of Dyslexia within the community. We support dyslexic adults who want to return to education, apprenticeships, self-employment and we also offer employability skills.

Shopmobility provides, on loan and free of charge, powered scooters, or manual wheelchairs, and an escort, if necessary, to anyone with a mobility problem. The service runs in conjunction with the Shopping shuttle home pickup service.

I am an intuitive and experienced holistic therapist offering Reiki treatments and training, Indian Head Massage, Auricular (ear) Acupuncture, Theta healing and Body Spin Healing.

We provide after-school private tuition, courses and programmes that help young people get excellent grades at school, get into top universities and get into competitive careers.

GoodGym helps you get fit by doing good. We’re a group of runners that combines regular exercise with helping our communities. You can run in a pack, do one off missions to help vulnerable people or commit to visit an isolated older person every week. We run all over London every week.

Domestic abuse is a problem in the lesbian, bisexual and trans women’s community – it happens just as regularly as in heterosexual relationships. But we aren’t talking about it with each other and that makes it really hard for members of our community to get the help they need.

Endometriosis devastates the lives of women and their families. Endometriosis UK helps them take back control by providing vital support services, reliable information and a community for those affected by endometriosis.

St Mungo's is a homelessness charity and housing association dedicated to creating opportunities for homeless people to get permanent new homes and to find meaningful activities, learning and employment.

Grandparents Plus is the national charity which champions the vital role of grandparents and the wider family in children’s lives – especially when they take on the caring role in difficult family circumstances and when they have lost contact with children.

Advice and practical support for disabled people, the elderly and people with learning disabilities to set up and manage their care and support using a Direct Payment. This includes, employing and managing staff or setting up care with a care agency.

Please get in touch to find out about sport for disabled children or adults in Wandsworth!

ValueYou is a volunteer recognition scheme that provides regular volunteers with a free discount card that they can use in almost 500 independent businesses across eleven London Boroughs including Wandsworth. Volunteers can also choose a gift voucher.

The Silver Line is the UK's only national, free, confidential helpline for older people who are feeling lonely and isolated and in need of a friendly voice. Open 24 hours a day every day of the year, The Silver Line also provides information, advice and support as well as regular friendship contact.

UKCP is the UK Council for Psychotherapy is the leading professional body for the education, training and accreditation of psychotherapists and psychotherapeutic counsellors.

The Lighthouse welcomes with open arms people with mental health problems, past and present, and prays that they will meet with Jesus and be brought into His community. It also provides an environment for those not familiar with those suffering mental health problems to see how normal they are.

is a UK registered charity which aims to help sufferers of phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder and other related anxiety to overcome their fears and become ex-sufferers.

Autus exists to promote personal and professional growth for people with autism, increasing opportunities for exciting, sustainable work to improve lives and prospects. We offer employment focused learning activities including training courses, peer support job clubs, mentoring and Access to Work.

Special Help 4 Special Needs provides private individualised support and assistance for children, young adults and adults with special needs, even if not specifically diagnosed, and their families and carers. This includes issues of ongoing developmental, behavioural and sexuality difficulties.

The Family Fund gives grants to lower income families with disabled children for things that make life easier and more enjoyable. Grants are given to those raising a disabled or seriously ill child aged 17 or under, to help improve well-being and ease the pressures they often face.

Our aim is to improve the support and treatment for individuals who have co-existing mental health and alcohol and drug difficulties, which is known as a dual diagnosis.

We treat a range of mental health conditions including PTSD, depression and anxiety. Our vision is that veterans will be able to live free from the harmful effects of psychological injuries.

We empower children & young people who struggle within mainstream education, whether through social, behavioural, psychological or learning difficulties. We provide a therapeutic intervention with horses (ground-based) to increase confidence, self-esteem, mental and emotional wellbeing.

SW18 Club is a Wandsworth based group for young adults with mental health problems which meets regularly in order to help combat isolation, develop peer support and build resilience through finding, developing and sharing regular community activities.

We offer a variety of care for you at home including the provision of personal assistants that cater for what you need. We provide support to carers, including respite.If you need escorting to appointments, engagement into local activities or services we can help.Contact us anytime to talk further.

Many of us drink too much alcohol. Whether you're not sure if need to cut back, or if drinking is a real problem, Down Your Drink (DYD) has the information and tools to help you look more closely at your drinking.

If you’ve experienced hate crime, sexual violence or domestic abuse, we’re here for you. We also support lesbian, gay, bi, trans and queer people who have had problems with the police or have questions about the criminal justice system. We are a completely independent community-led group.

The borough of Richmond is twinned with Fontainebleau in France and Konstanz in Germany. The Richmond in Europe Association works with Richmond Council to promote sporting, cultural and educational links and exchanges between the 3 towns & surrounding areas.

We wish to promote health and to relieve those persons suffering from or affected by Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) with a view to improving their conditions of life.

Stagetext is a charity which provides captioning and live subtitling services to theatres and other arts venues to make their activities accessible to people who are deaf, deafened or hard of hearing.

Our mission is to provide support and information to anyone affected by cancer, offering practical ways of enhancing physical, psychological and emotional well-being. We have no postcode boundaries. Our services are free of charge.

Voices for Autism are a non-profit organisation based in London supporting parents/carers of young people with Autism. It is our passion to spread awareness about Autism. We are parent led, and the founder is a parent of a young person with Autism. Let’s build a community, let’s build a voice

Brain Injury Group is a national network of law firms and other professionals that aims to provide individuals and families affected by brain injury with access to legal, financial and welfare services.

The Islamic Resource Centre is a charitable organisation offering free services to the community in a number of languages including; English, Urdu, Punjabi, Arabic and Persian. IRC is an equal opportunity project aimed at meeting the needs of the community.

The newly disabled are often confused by the baffling array of benefits, grants, tax credits, income support, loans and assistance that is available to them. We offer a simple 15 step guide designed to help the newly disabled get an understanding of what help is available to them.

We are a user-led, feminist and human rights organisation focused on addressing the practical and strategic needs of Latin American migrant women displaced by poverty and violence.

Canerows provides peer support to people experiencing and recovering from serious mental health issues

A web based information advice service that provides information about buildings that provide disabled facilities as well as Education, Advice, Transport, Other disability related issues and Mental Health.

Sue Ryder provides expert medical care and emotional support to help individuals live the fullest life they can. Our nurses are on hand online for advice, practical information - or even just a caring conversation with someone who understands. We're here to here whenever and wherever you need us.

A counselling, psychotherapy service & support groups within South West London for women. Clients from BAME communities and all other nationalities & culture regardless of faith welcome in a confidential & safe space which allows you to self heal to enable empowerment and assist in decision making.

Providing help & information to people experiencing homelessness via free London & Scotland magazines and a UK-wide website. Our mixture of service listings and stories ignored by the mainstream media makes us "a mix of Private Eye and the Yellow Pages for homeless people", according to one reader.

Change can sometimes seem difficult, whether it is stopping smoking, trying to lose weight, or motivating ourselves to go in a new direction. Hypnosis can assist and guide clients towards this new direction with their cooperation.

Macmillan’s Move More Wandsworth supports people living with and beyond cancer to become more active. It’s been proven that taking part in physical activity during and after cancer treatment is safe and has many long term benefits.

We work with local authorities, housing associations and water boards across London and Southern England on a number of projects, from energy advice home visits and fuel poverty reduction workshops, to domestic and school energy audits.

The Wandsworth and Richmond Assessment Point (WRAP) supports vulnerable (eg older, disabled, low income) Wandsworth residents to remain warm and well in their homes.

Since 1991, our highly skilled paediatric osteopaths have used very gentle techniques to release and balance areas of physical tension in babies, children, teens and perinatal women. We also support families with children with disabilities & learning difficulties.

Our community befriending service teams up befrienders with people who often find it hard to cope, to manage day to day matters or to take an active part in community life. We support people with mental health problems to connect to the services and support their need to manage life independently.

We provide person-centred recovery support as well as a range of popular activities, groups and programmes throughout the week at our Tooting hub. We work in partnership with our service users, volunteers, the council, health services, other providers and organisations to provide a range of support.

Anyone who wants to use our BEST service will take part in an initial assessment with a Community Programmes Co-ordinator to identify his or her goals, and together they will start making a plan to achieve them. We provide one to one advice and guidance, training, up-skilling and more.

We run regular friendly self-help groups in our Tooting Hub and at Springfield Hospital for anyone who experiences unusual perceptions or beliefs or who hears voices, has visions or has done so in the past. All Unusual Perceptions Groups are centred around the needs and aspirations of members.

The Out and About Group facilitates regular outings and trips for people using our Recovery Support services. Service users, staff and volunteers work together to plan and promote the schedule, which is regularly updated.

Active Wellbeing launched as a pilot in January 2016 to tackle physical inactivity amongst people with mental illness in Wandsworth. People are matched with an instructor to undertake a tailored, 1:1 exercise programme for up to 12 weeks (one hour a week) in a local leisure centre, gym or park.

There is a lot going on at our Community Wellbeing Hub in Westminster, including: Fortnightly Advice on welfare benefits, housing, debts,etc Weekly Fitness and Fun Weekly Internet Cafe Weekly Walking Group Learning 4 Life Course Monthly Carers Support Fortnightly Perinatal Support Group

” Electronic Logic” is a 10 week long course for people with experience of mental health problems who would like to develop their musical interests, skills and confidence through taking part in a digital music programme.

The Mother Tongue Counselling Service is a part the wider West London Community Living Well Network, and is delivered by the Talking Therapies & Wellbeing Service at Brent, Wandsworth & Westminster Mind.

Tutorful allows students and tutors to connect with ease. Further your education from wherever you feel most comfortable and learn with ease using our online classroom. With thousands of tutors available for online lessons, find an expert, private tutor today!

Has something gone wrong? Did you not get the treatment and care you expected? You weren’t listened to by NHS staff? We are a charity that provides information, advocacy and advice services across England, offering direct and local support via Professionals and Volunteers.

If you're unemployed and not sure how to find work our traineeship programme could help you get work experience with a vetted employer in the sector you want to work in. A traineeship is a work experience placement for a 16 to 24 year old.

For some it’s about learning a new skill for work. For others it’s about keeping fit and healthy. You might want to learn a new language or you might want to produce your first oil painting.

Oratto is a comprehensive free-to-use online resource about probate and estate administration for those going through the process whether on their own, or if they intend to use a probate solicitor. We can also save you money on probate costs with our probate quote calculator.

SLOW - Surviving the Loss of Your World - provides weekly support groups (during term time) for bereaved parents in Streatham Hill. Whether it is weeks, months or years since your child died you will be welcome at SLOW.