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Lewisham Council - services for adults
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Tel: 020 8314 7777
Lewisham Town Hall
Rushey Green
London
Greater London
SE6 4RY
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Provide social care services for adults
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Adults and those that care for them
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Lewisham Disability Coalition
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Tel: 020 8314 1414
2 Catford
Broadway
London
Greater London
SE6 4SP
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The Lewisham Disability Coalition is a non-profit organisation which provides free advice and represents the needs of disabled people.
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Lewisham Talking Newspaper
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Tel: 020 8699 9399
Rooms F6/F7 Leemore Centre
29-39 Clarendon Rise
London
Greater London
SE13 5ES
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Lewisham Talking Newspaper provides a free service to blind or partially sighted people who live, or used to live, within the London Borough of Lewisham, South East London.
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Charge Family Support Group
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Tel: 07950 233 100
SE6 2HA
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The CHARGE Family Support Group offers a positive support network of parents, families and professionals to share ideas and experiences, and to give emotional support to families with a child or adult with Charge Syndrome. We organise 3-4 events a year which allow members to meet and provide supp...
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Individuals with CHARGE Syndrome; carers, families, parents or professionals involved with anyone with CHARGE Syndrome.
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Lewisham Young Women'S Resource Project
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Tel: 020 8698 6675
308 Brownhill Road
Catford
London
Greater London
SE6 1AU
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Lewisham Young Women's Resource Project offers support and information to young women on a range of issues including, bullying, drugs, smoking, racism, domestic violence, relationships, sexual health advice and sexual harassment.
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Parent Support Group Greenwich
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Tel: 020 8469 0205
72 Blackheath Road
Greenwich
London
Greater London
SE10 8DA
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Parent Support Group provides a free support and advice service helping you take control of your situation and enabling you to cope with these difficult adolescent years.
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Ravensbourne Project
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Tel: 020 8695 2661
Coombe House
4 Crantock Road
Catford
London
Greater London
SE6 2QT
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Ravensbourne Project provides short breaks for children and young people with disabilities in the London Borough of Lewisham during the weekends and at school holidays. Ravensbourne Project’s Short Breaks help support carers in their caring responsibilities. In addition it provides children and y...
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Children and young people aged 8-18 who have a disability
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999 Centre Deptford
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Tel: 020 8691 7734
21 Deptford Broadway
London
Greater London
SE8 4PA
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The 999 club offers immediate support in any situation by providing links with professional agencies, and giving friendship, help and advice to the most vulnerable in the community. It is staffed entirely by local people, who know the misery caused by homelessness, poverty and drug/alcohol abuse ...
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Vulnerable people in the community in need of practical help and support, including homeless people, those in temporary accommodation, single people and those with children.
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Lewisham Signal
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Tel: 07946 632477
Lewisham SIGNAL
75 Amersham Road
London
Greater London
SE14 6QQ
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SIGNAL (Support, Information, Guidance, News for Autism in Lewisham) is a support group for families affected by autism or Asperger's syndrome. It offers emotional support, networking among other parents and information and ideas on coping with autism. It organises dramatherapy, trips, activitie...
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Deptford Action Group For The Elderly (Dage)
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Tel: 020 8691 2849
71 Deptford High Street
London
Greater London
SE8 4AA
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This popular charity has been relaunched in 2000 to help pensioners combat social isolation, get help and advice from the Pension Service, Police, Fire Brigade, NHS opticians and health promotion specialists, and to provide a place where older people can meet each other daily and hear the tunes t...
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People over 60 for general DAGE activities.
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