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Anti-Bullying Alliance is a unique coalition of organisations and individuals, working together to achieve our vision to: stop bullying and create safer environments in which children and young people can live, grow, play and learn. We welcome membership from any organisation or individual that supports this vision and support a free network of thousands of schools and colleges. The ABA has three main areas of work: Supporting learning and sharing best practice through membership;…

Royal Greenwich Housing has commisioned a floating support service from Housing for Women (Greenwich DVA Services). This service provides advice, information & support for up to 60 women resident in their own home in Royal Greenwich who are experiencing DVA. This is a service for victims and survivors of DVA.

Forced marriage is illegal in England and Wales. This includes taking someone overseas to force them to marry (whether or not the forced marriage takes places, and/or marrying someone who lacks the mental capacity to consent to the marriage (whether they are pressured to or not). 

A popular and effective 12 week, 2 hour programme for women who have experienced domestic abuse. For victims of domestic violence and abuse (DVA).

A counselling service for Royal Greenwich residents who are over 18 years. A crisis counselling line (Mindline) and several therapeutic and support groups e.g. self-esteem group, men's group, women's group, supportive therapy group, and an advocacy department for people with mental health issues.Specific Asian and African Carribean counselling and support is also available.

Unsure what help you need and just want to talk through your options? Her centre manages a weekly One Stop Shop, in partnership with local solicitors and GDVA, the local women’s refuge. This runs every Friday morning, 10-12.

Time to Talk provides counselling services for people aged 16 and above living in the borough of Greenwich with common concerns such as anxiety or depression. There are times when everyone feels stressed or unhappy. Generally these bad times pass, but sometimes there are problems that do not go away and things get harder and harder. One in four people can feel this way at some point in their life.Talking about your problems can really help

Local group of national charity providing free and confidential advice, assistance and support to victims of crime, witnesses, their family, friends and anyone else affected. Also can provide advocacy with housing or police, information provision, and personal alarms and offer office or home visits.

Headscape is a website that has been developed by Oxleas for young people who live in Greenwich. Headscape provides quizzes that help you find useful information and resources about mental health. If things seem really tough we will recommend that you get in touch so that we might be able to help. If you do get in touch, your information will be shared with mental health professionals for care and treatment.

Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust Health Visiting teams ask about domestic violence as part of the Family Health Needs assessment. This can take place antenatally, following the birth of a baby, when a family arrive in the area or at any time where the professional thinks the question is indicated. Opportunities will be provided to see the possible victim alone to hold sensitive conversations. Health Visitors continue to work with families at risk of, or experiencing, domestic violence and abuse (DVA), including participation in the Child Protection process where this has become…