New Horizon aims to enable young people to gain skills and knowledge to improve their life chances and to help them move from adolescence into adulthood. Practical services such as food, laundry, showers and second-hand clothes store are provided, as well as advice, support, training and education.

NewServol works to protect, and provide intermediate and respite service to individuals experiencing mental ill health and provides services to those living independently in the community.

Off the Streets is our free weekly Youth Club. It offers a range of activities and classes for young people.

One in Four offers a voice to and support for males and females who have experienced sexual abuse & sexual violence. Directly, through individual therapy and helpline support. Indirectly through campaigning, policy making, research, training, & consultancy with statutory and non statutory agencies.

One Space is the parenting site for Single Parents and their children. We offer help and support from other single parents as well as advice and guidance from professional experts, as well as online learning and deliver online the Freedom Programme to help survivors of domestic violence

The One Stop Shop is a drop-in service offering free information, legal advice and support for people experiencing domestic violence and abuse in the borough.

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.

PAC-UK are the largest independent adoption support agency in the country. Our purpose is to provide anyone who has been affected by adoption or other forms of permanent care, as well as the professionals who support them, with expert, independent advice and counselling.

We offer information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson's, their families and carers. We also organise regular events and social activities. Join us - and meet other people affected by Parkinson's in your area

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.

Paul's Cancer Support Centre provides a range of services for people affected by cancer, their family and friends. Our services can be used at any stage - from diagnosis, through treatment and afterwards. We offer support, information and complementary therapies (massage, reflexology, counselling, hypnotherapy, etc)to our clients. If you want to access our services, call the Centre on 020 7924 3924 to arrange an initial appointment. We are only 10 minutes walk from Clapham Junction station.

Each month we organise a coffee morning at the Centre for our clients on the first Tuesday of the month from 11am. It's a very relaxed occasion and a chance to meet up with other people. Everyone is welcome - and particularly new people. There's no need to book so people can just turn up!

Penderels Trust offers advice, guidance and practical solutions to enable people with disabilities and older people to live independently in their own homes, to achieve their goals in life and to help them play an active part in their community.

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.

Primary Immunodeficiency UK (PID UK) is an organisation supporting individuals and families affected by a primary immunodeficiency in the UK.

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.

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.

We're parents and carers who have come together to champion children and young people (from birth to 25), living in Wandsworth who are affected by disability.

Positive Parenting and Children is the UK's longest-running charity supporting children and families living with HIV and AIDS. Since 1987 we have worked with hundreds of families, providing practical support to parents and children in their own homes and in their local communities.

Positively UK provides peer-led support, advocacy and information to women, men and young people living with HIV to manage any aspect of their diagnosis, care and managing life with HIV.

Citizens Advice Wandsworth's Pound Advice Project provides financial advice and support to London & Quadrant tenants so that they can improve the way they manage their money.

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.

A monthly group offering information, advice and support to parents of children who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or children who are going through a process of questioning their sexuality & / or gender. We meet the first Monday of every month in the Clapham Junction 6-8pm

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.

Support from a team of local volunteers trained in Mental Health First Aid for those with common mental health problems such as anxiety and depression seeking self-help therapies. Information on self-referral courses, books on prescription and immediate online help via www.wandsworthccg.nhs.uk/hub

Quilombo UK is an outreach charitable organisation seeking to mediate between the various cultures and groups that are found in the Royal Borough of Kingston-upon-Thames, with the ultimate aim of contributing to a cohesive and thriving community.

RAD (Royal Association for Deaf people) aims to promote equality for Deaf people through the provision of accessible services. RAD Deaf Law Centre aims to ensure justice and equal access to the law and legal services for Deaf people by providing a range of legal services.

Rape Crisis Centres are frontline services providing crucial support and independent advocacy for all women and girls of all ages who have experienced any form of sexual violence.

Rape Crisis London has four centres that offer help, information and support to women and girls who have experienced sexual violence of any kind, at any time of their lives.

Refuge is committed to a world where domestic violence is not tolerated and where women & children can live in safety. We aim to empower women & children to rebuild their lives, free from violence and fear. We provide a range of life-saving and life-changing services, and a voice for the voiceless.

We wish to Welcome and enable refugees in Kingston to become valued members of our community by supporting, advising and empowering them towards building fulfilled and independent lives.

Relate is the nation's largest provider of relationship support. We offer advice, relationship counselling, sex therapy, workshops, mediation, consultations and support face-to-face, by phone and through our website.

Release is the national centre of expertise on drugs and drugs law. Through our services the team provides free non-judgmental, specialist advice and information to the public and professionals on issues related to drug use and to drug laws.

A free independent mental health advocacy service for clients in the borough of Wandsworth. Springfield Advocacy Service can help you get your voice heard on issues concerning your treatment or care. We will only act on your instructionshold regular sessions on the wards and do outreach.

The Restricted Growth Association (RGA) is a registered charity that provides information and support to people of restricted growth and their families. We are passionate about changing society for the better, so that people with dwarfism can have the same opportunities as everyone else.

We aim to facilitate support (in confidence) for members and non-members, to offer an understanding ear especially for the newly-diagnosed, provide help and information, local news and updates and regular social events and pub evenings (transport too!).

Richmond Borough Mind is rooted in the local community and exists to meet local mental health needs. Our vision is of a society where people who experience mental health issues and their carers enjoy a good quality of life within their local communities.

We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis.

Rights of Women is a women's voluntary organisation committed to informing, educating and empowering women concerning their legal rights.

Are you ready for next challenge? Gain access to training, mentoring and adivce on a wide range of employment, volunteering, work placements or business start up services via our Jobs Plus programme. Find out more here http://ripe-enterprises.com/employment-skills/jobs-plus/

RNIB are here for everyone affected by sight loss. Whether you're losing your sight or you're blind or partially sighted, our practical and emotional support can help you face the future with confidence.

We distribute revenue income through grants to organisations, and small 'crisis' grants to those in extreme need living with our benefit area (TW9, TW10, SW13 & SW14). We offer education support where needed, and charitable housing at a number of properties to people living or working in Richmond.

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.

STORM was established in 2004 with one simple aim - to help single mothers who needed support. STORM is committed to addressing social issues such as poverty, long-term unemployment, and youth crime.

S.U.N is a group peer support service which helps people cope with personality disorder and emotional/behavioural difficulties. It aims to help service users feel more supported, less excluded and more empowered.

Stillbirth and neonatal death charity. We operate throughout the UK, supporting anyone affected by the death of a baby and promoting research to reduce the loss of babies' lives.

Scope exists to make this country a place where disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else. Until then, we'll be here. We provide support, information and advice to more than a quarter of a million disabled people and their families every year.

The Sickle Cell Society believes that individuals suffering from sickle cell disease have the right to quality care. We exist to provide help & support for people affected by sickle cell disorders and their carers.

SignHealth provides supported housing and outreach services in Wandsworth for deaf people with enduring mental health issues.

We're here to help you deal with sarcoidosis. SILA is a small charity with no government funding. Reliant on volunteers and donations, we've focused on helping you in three ways: Information, Support, and Finding a Cure.

SOS!SEN offer a free, friendly, independent and confidential telephone helpline for parents and others looking for information and advice on Special Educational Needs (SEN).

SLAWO is committed to eliminating violence against women, in particular domestic violence in African and BAME communities. We work to raise awareness of these problems and provide advice and support to empower victims and communities.

The South London HIV Partnership is a group of services working together to complement the work of clinic staff and other HIV services, so you can get the best free information advice and support when you need it. We provide: - Advice and advocacy - Counselling - Health information - Peer Support

We support Tamil refugees by providing Advice and Services relating to their Immigration, Welfare benefits, housing, education, employment and training needs. We provide a variety of support and training services all over South London.

South Thames College offers a range of qualifications from MBAs to accountancy exams, from A-levels to HNDs, from apprenticeships to vocational classes. Over 21,000 students are enrolled at South Thames and government funded courses like BTEC Nationals and A Levels are free for 16-19 year olds

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.

SPAN is a Bristol based grassroots charity with national reach. Our vision is to engage and empower one-parent families living in poverty and isolation, from different backgrounds and cultures, to improve their lives and play a greater part in society.

Springfield Law Centre is an independent charity open to patients of the South West London and St George's (Mental Health) Trust, their relatives and carers. The Law Centre provides specialist legal advice on housing matters.

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.

At St Paul's Cottage Surgery we aim to provide you and your family with excellent primary health care. We have a team of dedicated GPs, nurses, managers and receptionists who see your health as their priority.

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.

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.

A place for Carers of people who have had a stroke to come together, share experiences and receive support, information and advice in an informal, friendly environment. Meets 3rd Thursday of every month, between 11am and 1pm at our Balham Centre.

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.

Alzheimer's Society provide this monthly support group for carers of people with dementia. Open to residents of Wandsworth Borough only.

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.

At Switchboard we provide an information, support and referral service for lesbians, gay men and bisexual and trans people – and anyone considering issues around their sexuality and/or gender identity.

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.

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.

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 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.

Providing support, advocacy and information for anyone affected by the neurological movement condition known as dystonia.

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 Gateway Club is an activities group in Wandsworth for people aged 18 and over with learning disabilities. It's run by Wandsworth Mencap and offers games, craft nights, music, and yoga. It is currently based at the Atheldene Centre.

The Landmark Arts Centre is a distinctive venue for the whole community. Our vibrant range of activities is growing and we have something to engage and entertain several times a week, most weeks of the year.

Makaton is a language programme using signs and symbols to help those who struggle with meaningful or effective communication, to communicate. We offer training & support for Makaton users, their parents, carers & care professionals.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

The Weir Link was established by residents in the Weir Road area of Lambeth in 2003. We aim to be a catalyst for change; offering a range of services for local residents including social support, childcare, education and training, and opportunities for personal growth and community development.

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 Pocklington Resource Centre in Balham offers a variety of services, activities, information and advice to visually impaired adults living in Wandsworth.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We help people recover from addictive behaviour and lead meaningful and satisfying lives. Our approach is secular and science based; using motivational, behavioural and cognitive methods. We run a network of self help meetings and also partner with care professionals.

Unlock is an independent award-winning national charity that provides a voice and support for people with convictions who are facing stigma and obstacles because of their criminal record.

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.

VISOR is an independent charity run by volunteers, many of whom are themselves visually impaired. We offer support, advice and social activities to blind & V.I people across and around Richmond Borough.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

This service provides floating support to people with mental health needs in the London Borough of Wandsworth.

We help you create and follow your own individualised healthy lifestyle and wellbeing plan. The service is free to use - please call or email us and one of our friendly Health Trainers can call you back to arrange a meeting at a time and place that suits you.

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.

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

Catch22 Wandsworth Independent Living Scheme provides support to young people leaving the care of Wandsworth Children's Services and to those who have moved into supported housing. We work to provide outreach support to young people in independent accommodation throughout the borough.

WLDN (the Wandsworth Learning Difficulties Network) is for adults with learning difficulties and disabilities who want to contribute to the improvement and development of health and social care services.

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.

Barnardo's Parents Advocacy Service in Wandsworth, aims to support parents, carers and families in the community and in diverse cultural circumstances. The service provides guidance and advice aimed at supporting vulnerable children and their families.

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.

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.

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.

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

This Alzheimer's Society support group is for people with dementia. A place where you can meet others in a similar situation and talk about relevant issues. The group is open to residents of Wandsworth only.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

13 million people live below the poverty line in the UK. Wimbledon Foodbank will provide a minimum of 3 days emergency food and support to local people in crisis

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.