50 Plus Restart is a thriving group that offers advice, activities and support for older people. We meet every Monday from 12midday to 4.30pm. The group is organised by volunteers and offers a range of activities and plans group outings as well. Men and woman of all background are welcome.

Our helpline is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Through it, we offer practical advice to women who have been affected by domestic abuse. Our service is completely confidential and we provide help in the following languages: English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Tamil, Bengali, Sylheti and Gujerati.

Acas provides free and impartial information and advice to employers and employees on all aspects of workplace relations and employment law.

We provide free and confidential advice and support to people affected by medical accidents, via our helpline and casework service and can refer to our panel of specialist clinical negligence solicitors or other sources of support where appropriate.

Action for Children is one of the largest children's charities in the UK, we lead in providing services and campaigning for children, young people and their families. Our main 4 areas of work are: family support, children in care, disabled children and vulnerable or excluded young people.

Action for Sick Children are The Leading Children's Healthcare Charity in the UK. Our mission is to ensure that healthcare in the UK meets the unique needs of all children and young people and their families.

We work to protect, and prevent the abuse of, vulnerable older adults and by doing so we also protect other adults a risk of abuse. We were the first charity to address these problems and are the only charity in the UK and in Ireland working exclusively on the issue today.

Our objective is to promote awareness to Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and to provide information and as much free practical help as we can to sufferers, both adults and children, and their families in the UK and around the World via this website.

The Adult Care Information Service (ACIS) connects people in Wandsworth to information, advice and services from a range of organisations. It provides information about care and support, including services that are available in Wandsworth.

Are you in debt or are having problems managing your finances? We have specialist debt advisers who can advise you regarding a variety of financial issues. Expert advice could help you to budget better and leave your money worries behind. Talk to us at our Battersea drop-in service, every Friday.

Africa Advocacy Foundation (AAF) promotes access to health, education and other opportunities for disadvantaged people with a focus on families, young people and the elderly. We seek to support and empower some of the most marginalised people in society.

ACLT raises awareness, enableing potential donors to come forward at the ACLT registration drives to be involved in the process of offering blood or bone marrow. This will give hope and a healthy future to someone whose disorder may otherwise prove fatal.

Age UK Wandsworth provide a free independent information, advice and support service to people aged 60-plus living in Wandsworth and their carers/relatives. They can help with: Money and benefits, housing, fuel bills, health and disability, help at home, care homes, social activities and transport.

Age UK Richmond upon Thames provide a holistic range of services, supporting the individual in many different ways to help improve the quality of life for over 50s.

Our mission is to promote the well-being of all older people and to help make life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience. Our services are open to all older people aged over 60 and their carers through our offices in central Wandsworth. Age UK Wandsworth recognises the positive contribution older people make to society.

Every day we deal with the effects homelessness can have on young people's lives. The Albert Kennedy Trust is here to help you if you are: - 25 or under - Are (or think you might be) LGBT - Homeless or living in crisis - Living in a violent , hostile or abusive home

The Fellowship is a voluntary self-help, sociable and positive organisation that aims to provide information and support for people with an appropriate interest in the condition. Our vision is that all people with albinism have the opportunity to realise their full potential.

Alzheimer's Society is a membership organisation, which works to improve the quality of life of people affected by dementia in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Many of our 20,000 members have personal experience of dementia and it is their experiences that help to inform our work.

For over 10 years Aniridia Network UK has been helping people with aniridia as well as their families, doctors and teachers to be hopeful, confident, supported and well informed about aniridia and related issues.

ARMA is the umbrella association body providing a collective voice for the arthritis and musculoskeletal community in the UK. Together, ARMA and its member organisations work to improve quality of life for all those living with musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders in the UK.

We liaise with arts organisations, theatres, artists, musicians, arts workshop facilitators, memory & care teams and other agencies including the Alzheimer's Society, Age UK, Dementia UK Dementia Pathfinders to set up & facilitate creative projects at arts venues for individuals affected by dementia.

The Ascent advice line offers free, confidential legal advice to women and their advisors in London. For advice on family law issues, call Mondays 11am-1pm, Tuesdays & Wednesdays 2-4pm. For advice on criminal law issues, call Thursdays 2-4pm

The group offers a safe environment in which to exchange experiences, meet others, and to develop a network of support and mutual aid. There will be opportunities to discuss living with cancer and its effects, and to share the changes that cancer has brought to people's lives.

A self-help group by Wandsworth Carers' Centre, the Asian Carers Group is open to all Asian Carers. Activities are varied and include outings, museum visits, health promotion, guest speakers, Arts & Craft, etc.

The ADP was formed in 1971 to provide a forum for disabled people to share both their problems and their experiences of successful personal development and valued work, as well as to help create conditions for other disabled people to realise their full potential.