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London Borough of Wandsworth - services for adults
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Tel: 020 8871 7707
The Town Hall
Wandsworth High Street
London
Greater London
SW18 2PU
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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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Wandsworth Information Advice and Support Service (WIASS)
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Tel: 020 8871 8065 (24 hour confidential answer machine)
Wandsworth Information Advice and Support Service (WIASS)
Wandsworth Town Hall
Wandsworth High Street
London
Greater London
SW18 2PU
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WIASS is a free service providing confidential and impartial information, advice and support to children and young people (aged 0-25) with special educational needs and/or disabilities and their parents.
We are part of the national Information, Advice and Support Services Network (IASSN for SEND...
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Parents/carers whose child/ren have special educational needs.
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Merton Voluntary Services Council
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Tel: 020 8685 1771
Merton Voluntary Service Council
The Vestry Hall
London Road
Mitcham
Surrey
CR4 3UD
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Merton Voluntary Service Council (MVSC) works to support and inspire the voluntary and community sector in Merton and offer advice, information and other practical support services to the sector. In addition to this, they help recruit volunteers and they also manage the successful Merton Social P...
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Merton residents and organisations.
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Positive Action for MS (PAMS)
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Positive Action for MS (PAMS) is an informal self-help group for anyone living with Multiple Sclerosis in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey and surrounding areas.
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Age Uk Merton
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Tel: 020 8648 5792
Elmwood Centre
277 London Road
Mitcham
Surrey
CR4 3NT
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Age UK Merton is an independent organisation that was established in 1950.
Some 60 years later, we still continue to provide practical services and work with and for older people and their carers in the London Borough of Merton.
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Older people and their carers
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Age Uk Wandsworth
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Tel: 020 8877 8940
549 Old York Road
London
Greater London
SW18 1TQ
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Age UK Wandsworth offers a range of services for people aged 60-plus living in Wandsworth. Services include;
•Information and advice: Independent information and advice on a range of issues including benefits, housing, community care, supported living and disability issues;
•Be-a-Friend Servic...
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People aged 60-plus, their families and carers
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St Mark'S Family Centre Merton
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Tel: 020 8640 9595
New Church Hall
28 St Mark's Road
Mitcham
Surrey
CR4 2LF
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St. Mark's Family Centre is an independent charity, managed by (and for) its community to support its many needs and aspirations.
The Family Centre's key areas of work are children and families, older adults, mental health, adult/community learning, advice, support and advocacy, as well as retai...
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Small Steps School For Parents
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Tel: 020 8704 5935
Greenmead School
St Margaret's Crescent
Putney
London
Greater London
SW15 6HL
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Small Steps, School for Parents helps parents to help their own children who have cerebral palsy or other forms of motor and sensory impairment.
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Parents of young disabled children.
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Southside Partnership
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Tel: 020 8772 6222
31-33 Lumiere Court
209 Balham High Road
Balham
London
Greater London
SW17 7BQ
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Each year Southside Partnership supports around 1300 people, with mental health support needs and learning disabilities, to lead more independent lives.
We have close to 40 services, in eight local authority areas around Greater London and Surrey, that focus on meeting the needs of people at eac...
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Merton Mencap
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Tel: 020 3963 0599
Mencap
The Chaucer Centre
Canterbury Road
Morden
Greater London
SM4 6PX
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Mencap provides support and information for people with a learning disability or Down's syndrome, their families and carers.
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Anyone associated with Learning Disabilities, whether professionals, carers, people with a learning disabilty.
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