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London Al Hasaniya Moroccan Women'S Centre
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Tel: 0203 048 4488
Bays 4 and 5
Trellick Tower
Golborne Road
London
Greater London
W10 5PA
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The Centre seeks to serve the health, welfare, education and training needs of Moroccan and Arabic speaking women and their families. The Centre aims at providing referral advice and information to enable clients to access mainstream services. The majority of our users are residents in the Kensi...
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General public and other service providers, however the organisation caters for Moroccan and Arabic Speaking Women and their families who live mainly in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea and London Borough of Westminster.
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Community Outreach And Recovery Team
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Tel: 020 7313 6830
1-9 St Mark's Road
London
Greater London
W11 1RG
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We provide both long term and short term, one to one goal focused outreach support and Volunteer befriending. We also offer groupwork in the centre and in the community, and a safe space open from 11am - 1pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
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Carers Network
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Tel: 020 8960 3033
Beethoven Centre
Third Avenue
West Kilburn
London
Greater London
W10 4JL
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Carers Network is a local independent charity that can help you if you are over 18 and looking after an adult living in the City of Westminster, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea or London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham.
They can help with: carers assessments; information and advice; acce...
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A carer is someone who provides help and support to a partner, relative, friend or neighbour who could not manage without this help. The support that carers provide is unpaid.
Carers Network provides support, Information and advice for unpaid carers over 18 looking after an adult in Westminster, ...
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Haemophilia Centre Hammersmith
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Tel: 020 3 3138117
Haemophilia Centre Hammersmith
Hammersmith Hospital
150 Du Cane Road
London
Greater London
W12 0HS
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The Haemophilia Centre supports people affected by haemophilia, von Willebrand's disease or a related bleeding disorder and their families.
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Multiple Birth Foundation
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Tel: 020 8383 3519
Hammersmith House
Level 4, Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital
Du Cane Road
London
Greater London
W12 0HS
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In 2009 almost 12,500 sets of twins were born in the UK compared with 7,573 in 1985.
However most people have little idea just how demanding multiple birth babies can be. The reality is that often parents' ability to cope is dramatically reduced by the problems that accompany having twins, tripl...
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Westminster Croxley Project
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Tel: 020 8968 2684
16a Croxley Road
London
Greater London
W9 3HL
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The Croxley Project provides social and leisure services for adults with learning disabilities who either live independently or with family carers. It offers social activities, training, education and employment, art and groupwork.
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The Westminster Society For People With Learning Disabilities
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Tel: 020 8968 7376
The Westminster Society for People with Learning Disabilities
16a Croxley Road
London
Greater London
W9 3HL
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The Westminster Society for people with learning disabilities is a charity which provides quality services and creates new opportunities for people with learning disabilities and their families in London. It provides support to people throughout their lives and manages Rainbow Family Centre, Liss...
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Bayswater Families Centre
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Tel: 020 7221 3290
14-18 Newton Road
London
Greater London
W2 5LT
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Bayswater Families Centre is a drop-in centre for families who are homeless, on a low income, asylum seekers or refugees. It provides a creche and drop-in play facilities, drop-in advice on benefits and housing, emergency welfare assistance with food and clothing and domestic violence counselling.
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Vulnerable families in Westminster who are homeless, in temporary accommodation or threatened with homelessness. Families who have experienced domestic abuse or are needing parenting skills or support with finding work.
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Kensington Chelsea and Westminster Admiral Nurses
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Tel: 0203 317 3667
Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster Memory Service
42 Westbourne Park Road
London
Greater London
W2 5PH
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Admiral nurses provide information, practical advice and emotional support for people caring for a relative or friend who has dementia. They can help with obtaining professional assessments, support services, welfare benefits and relief care.
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Carers of people with dementia.
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Brent Centre For Young People
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Tel: 020 7328 0918
NW6 7TT
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We provide talking therapies for young people to help with a wide range of emotional and mental health difficulties.
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