One of southern England's largest housing associations, Southern Housing Group provide homes for more than 67,000 people. We also work with our residents and in communities to provide activities, information and advice that improve the neighbourhoods our customers live in and their individual lives.

Libraries are places for everyone to use and enjoy. - In addition to various activities for both adults and children Southfields Library stocks a wide range of adult and children's books. There is also free Internet access, Wi-Fi and a hall for hire.

Southfields Methodist Church is a welcoming Christian community based in Southfields, south west London. Sunday service is held at 11am.

SpaceMax is a team of local architects, carpenters and practical people who act as a volunteer 'Handymen-and-women' service for tenants of council housing in London. The aim of the project is for the families to work together with local experts to Maximize the SPACE in their homes.

Thought the world of theatre, dance and music was only open to a select few? Think again. We empower participants and artists to have ownership of the creative process through fun, interactive and multisensory workshops in drama, music, film, dance, visual and digital art.

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.

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.

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.

Sprout Arts is a self funding community arts space, bringing art and crafts to life, in Furzedown. We encourage local interest and involvement in arts across a diverse range of mediums and opportunity for local artists and performers to exhibit and share their skills with others.

St Alban's is a friendly evangelical Church of England congregation, located in the Furzedown area of Streatham & Tooting. In addition to weekly, Sunday morning services we also provide social activities for people of all ages in the community, throughout the week.

St Andrew's is a welcoming and diverse Church of England congregation, located on Garratt Lane, Earlsfield. In addition to Sunday morning and midweek services, the Church and community centre host a variety of local organisations and community activities.

St Andrew's URC is part of the South West London Group of United Reformed Churches. We are a community focused church committed to engaging with local people and community needs. The church is also, of course, a space for people to explore and deepen their spiritual life. A place to meet with God!

St Anne's is a friendly Church of England congregation, located a short walk from the centre of Wandsworth. As well as our regular Sunday services, we run various activities and social events throughout the year.

St Barnabas is an Anglican church in the heart of the Southfields Grid. St Barnabas welcomes young families and has a number of child-friendly facilities throughout the Church including a creche, Sunday School, Drama Group and toys on hand!

St Barnabas is a welcoming Christian community, located at the corner of Clapham Common North Side and Lavender Gardens. In addition to Sunday morning services, the church is also home to a number of church groups and community activities.

St Boniface is a welcoming Catholic Church located in Tooting, South West London. We are a large Parish community with over 45 nationalities represented within our faith family - Tamil Mass is held at the church on Thursday evenings.

SFX is a 6th Form College based in Balham, South London. We are top of the league board for inner and South London Colleges and offer over 50 courses including; AS and A levels, BTEC Diplomas and Extended Diplomas. Over 85% of our students go on to university each year!

St George is a lively, international Anglican church located on the Patmore Estate, Battersea Fields. Sunday worship takes place weekly at 10am. The church also holds a midweek service for children and families on Wednesday afternoons.

With nearly 8,000 dedicated staff caring for patients around the clock, we are the largest healthcare provider in southwest London. As well as acute hospital services, we provide a wide variety of specialist care and a full range of community services to patients of all ages.

St James is a thriving Evangelical Christian Community with a diverse congregation of local people. The Church is at the heart of the Furzedown community, situated between Streatham and Tooting. Sunday morning services are held weekly at 10.30am.

We are a friendly community of people united by a love for God and a love for people.

St John's Methodist Church is a friendly and diverse church community committed to Christian faith in word and action. Sunday worship is held at 11am.

St Jude's is a friendly and welcoming Free Church of England congregation based in Balham, South West London. Sunday worship is held at 11am. St Jude's also holds a regular Sunday School.

St Leonard's is a beautiful and historic church located on the corner of Streatham High Road and Tooting Bec Gardens. We are a broad and inclusive church with a strong liturgical and musical tradition and welcome Christians of all denominations to join us at the Lord's table.

St Luke's Church is a lively, growing congregation where everyone seeking to know Christ and to follow him is welcome. In addition to Sunday and midweek worship, St Lukes Church & Community Hall hold a variety of services and activities and for children & young people and the wider local community.

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 Mark's URC is part of the South West London Group of United Reformed Churches. We are a community focused church committed to engaging with local people and community needs. The church is also, of course, a space for people to explore and deepen their spiritual life - a place to meet with God!

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 Magdalene is a Church of England parish in the Diocese of Southwark. We are a lively, inclusive church that will give a warm welcome to everyone. We seek to place belief in God and faith in Jesus Christ at the centre of our community of Wandsworth Common.

St Mary the Virgin Mortlake is the historic Parish Church, dating back to 1543. We aim to be a family friendly and inclusive church welcoming everyone and providing a space in which people can explore faith and ask questions.

St Mary's Church is a comfortable, safe and non-threatening place in which local people of all ages can meet to discover God together. Weekly services are held on Sunday Mornings at 10.30am.

St Mary’s is a parish church in the heart of the community. Our life together is centred around our worship which takes place every Sunday and at other times of the week too.

St Mary's is a friendly, forward looking church community with a diverse congregation of all ages. The church is a beautiful Grade I Georgian building, located on the banks of the river Thames.

St Mary's is a large church in Wimbledon Village, South West London where you will find a very warm welcome, uplifting thought-provoking worship, and a genuinely caring community.

We hold a traditional Sunday service at 9.30 am and a more informal one at 11.00 am. At 8.00 am on the first Sunday of every month there is a said traditional Communion service held in the side chapel.

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 Matthews is an Anglican evangelical parish church which seeks to reach out to the diverse and changing community of South Fulham. Our aim is to be a church of Jesus Christ where all people are welcome. Join our growing all-age congregation that meets at 10.00 on a Sunday morning.

For over 125 years St. Michael's has gathered people together to worship God, to learn more about the Christian faith and to serve the local community.

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.

St Nicholas is a Church of England congregation in Tooting, south-west London. At St Nicholas our aim is to know Jesus Christ and make Him known through the good news about Him in the Bible. We'd love to welcome you to one of our Sunday services.

St Paul's Furzedown is a small, friendly church with a diverse congegration which is located in the centre of the local Furzedown community. It has a long choral tradition with the Eucharist at the heart of worship. Preaching is Bible based and the music style is traditional.

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

St Peter's is a lively, diverse and growing church family who are passionate to know God and share the love of Jesus in Battersea and beyond. We meet for our Sunday morning celebrations at 10.30am

St Saviour is a lively and diverse international Anglican Church, serving the parish of Battersea Fields. Sunday Worship is held weekly at 11.30 am.

Our vision at St Stephen’s is to be an outward looking church, serving our community and the wider world. Sunday services are a key part of life at St Stephen’s and we welcome everyone to attend.

We are a lively and vibrant congregation, which represents a complete cross-section of the local community. Our links with people of other Christian denominations, other Faiths, or none, are important to us - as is our involvement in the life of the town and beyond.

St Thomas with St Stephen is an Anglican church serving Balham, Clapham Park and Streatham Hill in south west London. We are one parish with two church buildings: St Stephen's on Weir Road and St Thomas' on Telford Avenue.

St Vincent de Paul is a diverse Catholic parish situated in south Battersea. Sunday Mass is at the heart of parish life and we celebrate three Masses each Sunday, each with its particular character.

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 Mary's Church is a community of Christian people who embrace the commandments to love God and to love one another. We aim to be an inclusive church that welcomes diversity, a thinking church where questions can be asked, and a living and growing church where change can happen.

St Mary Magdalen is a lively church in the heart of Wandsworth Town. We are a diverse English-speaking church with a large Afro-Carribean community. Our parishioners come from all over the world.

St Paul's is a friendly, inclusive parish church serving the local community and building relationships with people of different outlooks and needs. We are a lively Church of England congregation catering for many differing needs through worship and community.

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.

The Sunni Muslim Association (SuMA) offers community and religious learning for the Sunni and Sufi community while also reaching out to the non-Muslim community.

A self-help group by Rethink Mental Illness & Wandsworth Carers' Centre, we are a welcoming friendly group open to Carer, families and friends who give practical or emotional support to someone with a Mental Illness.

The Methodist Church welcomes all those who seek the peace of Christ to its Communion Table, irrespective of denomination. We are community focused and our services are at 10.30am and 6.30pm on Sunday, with one Communion Service a month at each time.

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.

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 a registered charity, established in 1975 and are managed by an elected committee of friendly volunteers and employs part time co-ordinators. We have a small office in the local Methodist church that aims to support the needs of elderly, disabled and other individuals in our community.

We are a evangelical Baptist Church of about 80 members. Our Sunday Services are usually held at 10.30am and 6.30pm, followed by tea and biscuits and we welcome everyone who wishes to attend. We have a creche during the morning service for small children and Sunday Groups for young people.

The Parish Church of The Ascension of the Lord, Lavender Hill (more commonly referred to as The Ascension, Lavender Hill) is a flourishing Anglo Catholic Church in the heart of Battersea. Worship with us at Sunday Mass, every week at 11 am.

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.

Sessions are aimed at those who want to become more active, especially anyone who hasn’t been active recently. No booking necessary, just turn up! Bring a bottle of water and wear comfortable clothes.

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.

The Bridge is a micro enterprise managed and operated by people with learning disabilities supported by Generate Opportunities Ltd. Our aims are to teach many types of life/work skills including cooking, cleaning, customer care, catering and basic IT skills.

Wat Buddhapadipa in London was the first Buddhist temple in the United Kingdom, established by the London Buddhist Temple Foundation with the objective of creating a centre for the dissemination of theoretical and practical Buddhist teachings in Europe.

The Bus is a mobile youth centre for young people on housing estates in South-West London where there is little or no youth provision. The aim is to present Regenerate's youth work aims and how young people can get involved.

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 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.

The Feel Good Bakery is an exciting new social enterprise, established by Regenerate UK. We prepare fresh sandwiches, delivered directly to your door. At the bakery we provide support and employment for young people who are turning their backs on gang life and crime.

We offer open access day services for older people in Wandsworth and a home visiting scheme for those in the south of the borough. Our activities are offered Monday to Friday and aimed at helping older people remain active, challenged and to enjoy new friendships.

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 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.

Priest-in-charge: The Very Revd. Archimandrite Aemilianos Papadakis The Divine Liturgy in English: Once a month as announced, followed by an address and discussion. Greek School: (Address and phone number of the Church)

The Juice Bar is at the heart of the Alton estate and is a 'launch pad' for young people to use their potential by going out into their local area and beyond to make a difference.

The King's Court is a ministry under the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG). This is a ministry that is committed to transforming lives, families, businesses and communities. Regular services are held every Sunday at 10am and on weekday evenings throughout the month.

The Little Club is a social group for over 60s. We meet every other Tuesday, 12 midday - 3.30pm It is such a pleasure meeting each week to see friends and make new ones. We have a good laugh with everyone!

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 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.

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 Salvation Army is a worldwide Christian church and charity extending a helping hand to those who are homeless, friendless and in need. We passionately believe that no one is beyond hope, however great their problems.

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 purpose and aims of the Society are is raise the awareness & appreciation of our local area & to maintain and improve the quality of life for all who live and work in Streatham.

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 Centre supports people of all ages in South London with free services and activities including: healthy living workshops, soft physical exercises, Women's Group, computer literacy and supplemantary classes. We hire out community centre space for individuals and groups for meetings and events.

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 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 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.

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.

Woodlawns Community Centre is at the heart of Lambeth's older community. We organise a variety of activities and events tailored to engage, entertain and serve the needs of our older age groups. We welcome both members and non-members alike, and for a very small fee, our activities are great value.

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.

Together As One is run entirely by clients and volunteers and is here to offer support for anyone experiencing loneliness or social isolation, particularly as a result of mental health issues.

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.

Graveney Day Care centre provides a supportive and friendly environment for mixing and socialising as well as activities such as chair based exercise classes, computer classes, bingo, cards,sewing, discussions, dominoes and needlecraft to stimulate and promote active and healthy lifestyles.

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.

Tooting Junction Baptist Church, a multiethnic/multi-generational mission focused fellowship of great magnificence and splendour in the sight of God and in Tooting. We meet for worship at 10.30am and 6.30pm on Sundays and have a range of other activities during the week.

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.

Tooting URC is part of the South West London Group of United Reformed Churches. We are a community focused church committed to engaging with local people and community needs. The church is also, of course, a space for people to explore and deepen their spiritual life - a place to meet with God!

The Earlsfield Evening Townswomen's guild is a small friendly womens group. We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of each month to hear from a selection of interesting speakers or socially for tea and biscuits, dinner or games nights.

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.

Trinity Road Chapel is an evangelical church in Upper Tooting, close to Wandsworth Common, Earlsfield, Balham, Battersea and Clapham in South London. We are a friendly and Bible-based Baptist church.

Trinity is a congregation of the United Reformed Church located in the heart of Wimbledon and offering a place of worship and service to the community. We are a lively and diverse congregation, meeting together for Sunday Worship at 11am.

Twickenham Library offer a range of books and other learning resources. We also hold free Storytimes and special events for Children and teens as well as regular adult reading groups and events.

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.

Upper Tooting Methodist Church is an inclusive and welcoming, community with members from all over South London and further afield. Worship is the centre of our expression of faith. Sunday services are held each week at 11 am.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Walk and Talk group meet outside Battersea Seventh-day Adventist Church church every Monday at 10.30am. We welcome people from all age groups to join us for a walk through Battersea Park, followed by light refreshments in the church.

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 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.

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 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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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 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.

Wandsworth Oasis aims to support people living in Wandsworth and the surrounding areas who are affected by HIV. Our charity shops help to fund organisations which cover all areas of HIV care including counseling and support, nutrition advice, HIV campaigning and knowledge sharing.

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.

Quakers share a way of life, not a set of beliefs. We seek to experience God directly, within ourselves and in our relationships with others and the world around us. We meet together for worship in local meetings which are inclusive and open to all.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

Peabody are one of London's biggest and oldest social housing providers. Peabody is also involved in a wide variety of community projects. Well Met is a befriending scheme for older and vulnerable clients across the borough of Wandsworth.

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.

We are a vibrant family church in Fulham, and we welcome you to come and share fellowship with us. Sunday service is held at 11am - All are welcome.

West Side Church is a group of people seeking Jesus and committed to our community and our world. We warmly invite you to join us.

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.

Whitton Community Association and Social Club is run by volunteers and our aim is to provide social welfare, recreation, health & fitness, leisure and education for the local residents.

Whitton Library offer a range of books and other learning resources. We also hold free Storytimes and special events for Children and teens as well as regular adult reading groups and events.

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.

Wimbledon and District Synagogue is a thriving Reform congregation with a membership from all over South West London. They organise a range of religious and community activities and are actively engaged, with the local Jewish and wider community.

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

Wimbledon Mosque is a place of worship for Muslims in Wimbledon. Prayers take place five times daily at the masjid along with Jumaah prayers and many other social activities, including football for Muslim young people. The Mosque holds many community-orientated events for Muslims and non-Muslims.

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.

Free women-only gardening programme in Battersea Park, which could lead to gaining a City & Guilds qualification in Practical Horticulture.

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.

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.

Our morning service starts at 10.30am and we celebrate Communion on the third Sunday of every month. These are either led by our Minister or one of our Worship Team. After our service we have a prayer team available to listen and talk with you as well as tea, coffee and biscuits.

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.

WORLDbytes is a unique online Citizen TV channel set up and run by the education charity WORLDwrite. Dedicated to advancing new knowledge, skills and ideas, the charity promotes excellence in citizen reporting and provides free training to volunteer-learners.

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.

Held every 2nd Monday of the month for senior citizens in the local community, 10am - 12pm. Come along for a cuppa & chat, enjoy the activities and socialise together.

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.

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.