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Southwark Day Centre For Asylum Seekers
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Tel: 020 7732 0505
Copleston Centre
Copleston Road
London
Greater London
SE15 4AN
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Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers offers a drop-in service for asylum seekers and refugees, with hot lunches, advice on welfare and housing, information for parents of under-5s, an adult mental health project and various activities.
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Asylum seekers and refugees
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Southwark Carers Centre
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Tel: 020 7708 4497
3rd Floor Walworth Methodist Church
54 Camberwell Road
Camberwell
London
Greater London
SE5 0EN
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This organisation can help carers living in the following area: Southwark. Southwark Carers is run by and for carers to provide practical and emotional support to carers living within Southwark. We work to raise the profile of carers' issues and concerns at all levels locally and nationally. We a...
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Together
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Tel: 020 7780 7300
52 Walnut Tree Walk
London
Greater London
SE11 6DN
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Together provide care and support to people with mental illness to help them take control of their own lives. We can provide you with the care and support you need to manage mental distress.
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People experiencing mental illness, their families and carers
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Jigsaw4u South West London
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Tel: 020 8687 1384
40 Mill Green Road
Mitcham
Surrey
CR4 4HY
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Jigsaw4u offer a range of services for children, young people and families affected by social and emotional difficulties. These include: therapeutic counselling, therapies (play/art/drama/CBT/SFT/systemic/family/TLSW), mentoring/befriending and positive activities.
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Look Ahead Care And Support
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Tel: 020 7937 1166
1 Derry Street
London
Greater London
W8 5HY
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Look Ahead Care and Support offers specialist and outreach support to vulnerable and isolated people, including homeless people and families, teenage parents, women experiencing domestic violence, people with a history of offending, young care leavers, people with substance misuse issues and peop...
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Age UK Croydon
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Tel: 020 8686 0066
81 Brigstock Road
Thornton Heath
Surrey
CR7 7JH
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We are Age UK Croydon and our vision is a Croydon where everyone can love later life. Our mission is to lead the way in empowering, enabling, supporting and connecting older people in the London Borough of Croydon to live well, healthily and independently.
We have an expert team who deliver our...
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Generally for people aged 50 years and over.
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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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Back On Track Hammersmith and Fulham
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Tel: 0300 123 1156
W6 7DJ
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Back On Track provides assessment and treatment to adults experiencing common problems like stress, anxiety and depression using evidence based talking therapies like Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. These therapies are available individually, in a group, over the phone, using video chat or face to f...
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Bangladesh Welfare Association Croydon
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Tel: 020 8684 0272
321 Bensham Lane
Thornton Heath
Surrey
CR7 7ER
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The Bangladesh Welfare Association of Croydon offers advice, information and counselling on benefits, housing, employment, health and racial harassment. It provides a translation and interpretation service, nursery and various social clubs. It also offers training, education and access to work su...
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disadvantaged and deprived Bangladeshi and other Ethnic Black Minority communities
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Sickle Cell And Young Stroke Survivors
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Tel: 0800 084 2809
7th Floor Hannibal House
Elephant and Castle
London
Greater London
SE1 6TE
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Sickle Cell and Young Stroke Survivors (SCYSS) is a charity that supports children and young people affected by Sickle Cell Disease and Stroke.
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