CGL - Drug and Alcohol Service - Bromley

Advice, information and counselling for alcohol / drug users. Complementary therapies. Needle exchange. Support for drug users involved in the criminal justice system. Relapse prevention group.

St Christopher’s Candle Children and Young People’s Bereavement Service

Bereavement counselling for children, young people and families. Individual and group counselling. Information sessions and support groups for parent and carers. Training and consultancy for parent/carers and professionals around bereavement issues. Telephone support to anyone who is supporting a child or young person who has been bereaved.

Bromley Mencap

Bromley Mencap provides a wide range of advice and support services to assist disabled children, disabled adults, their families and carers. Whether it is information around welfare benefits, budgeting and other finance matters, or advice with daily living skills, healthy lifestyles, or using social media and technology, our services are here to support disabled people and to access other community services and activities. Bromley Mencap also offer help for people with autism to apply for benefits such as PIP and DLA within the Bromley borough. As well as offering cost of living and benefits advice for people with a care package.

Cruse Bereavement Support - Bexley and Bromley

Bereavement support service

African Advocacy Foundation

Advocacy, education and support for African refugees and asylum seekers. Family support. Education and mentoring for young people, including CV preparation, help with job applications, interview skills, jobsearch. IT courses, literacy and numeracy classes.

Waterloo Community Counselling

The Affordable & Accessible Counselling service offers low and no cost counselling services to ensure that everyone can access the support they need. Fees are reduced to make therapy affordable and accessible for individuals from all backgrounds. The Multilingual Counselling for Refugees & Asylum-Seekers service provides free mother-tongue counselling to migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. Please note that they are currently only able to offer this service to refugees and asylum-seekers who are living in Lambeth. See their website for a list of the languages that they can offer support in currently. WCC also runs various social activity groups for its isolated service users, including regular meetups for Refugees and Asylum-Seekers. These activities range from cultural excursions to hands-on workshops, designed to bring refugees and asylum-seekers together.

Bromley Gypsy/Traveller Project

Advice, information, and support for the Gypsy and Traveller communities. Areas covered include welfare benefits, housing rights and homelessness, money/debt, health improvement programmes & advice, education, advocacy and the law. Cultural awareness training for other agencies.

Dimbleby Cancer Care

If you’re affected by cancer, Dimbleby Cancer Care can offer you high quality information and support. We offer a range of information on all aspects of living with cancer along with psychological support, complementary therapies (including clinical aromatherapy, massage and reflexology plus relaxation and stress management workshops), support groups and a benefits advice service. The information drop-in service is open and available for patients, family members and carers. We are also happy to be contacted by phone or email. Psychological and Complementary Therapy outpatient services offer an appointment based system by NHS video link or telephone. Eligibility criteria applies for our appointment based services, please contact us for further information. All of our areas are fully accessible for disabled patients and carers.

Action for Refugees in Lewisham

AFRIL supports asylum seekers, vulnerable migrants and refugees in south east London. We offer four core services: Helping Hands Foodbank and wellbeing activities. Rainbow Club Supplementary School. Advice and Advocacy Service. Immigration Project (with Southwark Law Centre).

Dimbleby Macmillan Support Centre (Formerly Douglas Macmillan Cancer Information Centre)

If you are affected by cancer, the Dimbleby Macmillan Support Centre can offer you high quality cancer information and support. We offer a range of information on all aspects of living with cancer along with psychological support, complementary therapies, workshops, support groups and signposting to benefits advice services. Please call our team on 0207 188 5918 to find out which days we will be available and book some time with the Information Nurse Specialist. Alternatively, we can offer advice and support on the phone. Eligibility criteria applies for our appointment-based services, please contact us for further information. All of our areas are fully accessible for disabled patients and carers.