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Drinkline runs a free, confidential helpline for people who are concerned about their drinking, or someone else's. The purpose of the Drinkline service is to offer free, confidential, accurate and consistent information and advice to callers who are concerned about their own or someone else`s drinking regardless of the caller`s age, gender, sexuality, ethnicity or spirituality. Free helpline: 0300 123 1110 (weekdays 9am–8pm, weekends 11am–4pm) The drinkaware website…

Find your local pool and swimming club. Please click on the link to our website for further information on ASA-approved swimming lessons, aquatics clubs, Swimfit sessions and more! Our information is updated on a regular basis but we recommend you contact the pool for specific pool session and opening times.

All sorts of things affect our health and wellbeing. Live Well Greenwich can help in a number of ways.  One of these ways is to talk to a local Live Well Coach at one of our community hubs offering signposting and support to get the help you need with: Eating well Moving more Stopping smoking Housing needs support Money, debt and benefit advice Employment and training Drinking less Social and community activities Live Well Coaches are trained, local…

Greenwich parkrun is a FREE weekly 5km event for runners of all standards, which takes place every Saturday at 9:00am. It's run in Avery Hill Park. See the website for more details. It is not a race against other runners, but a 5k timed run and it can really be whatever you want it to be, whether that's for fun or as part…

The Conservatoire is Blackheath's local independent arts centre. Each week we provide a broad mix of music, art, drama and cultural classes to over 1,200 people between the ages of 0 to 90! We were founded in 1881 by William Webster, who also founded the Blackheath Halls. Together, the three Grade II listed buildings make up the oldest surviving purpose built multi-arts complex in London. We aim to be the area's central creative hub, where people from across a range of ages and backgrounds come together to share in the transformative experience of making art and…

Grants to provide equipment needed for courses of further education for people under 26 who live in the London borough of Greenwich and that part of the London borough of Newham which was formerly in the metropolitan borough of Woolwich.  Grants can be used for education, equipment/instruments or indirect educational costs. Trustees meet twice a year and applications should be made in writing to the correspondent. 

Need some friendly, confidential advice? Talk to Frank. The FRANK service is free, and operated by fully trained advisers. In particular FRANK aims to give young people the skills and confidence needed to reject drugs and offer parents the information they need to bring up the topic with their children

Most people enjoy a drink – after work, at the weekend, or on occasions such as nights out with friends, birthdays, weddings or anniversaries. But if you find that drinking has become a bit of a routine for you, you may be putting yourself at risk without realising it. Drinking too much too often can have consequences; to your health, happiness and wellbeing. Understanding your alcohol intake and what this can mean for you can help you stay in control of your drinking and stay healthier longer. If you, or someone you support, have concerns about alcohol and…

IYDA, is an inclusive youth development association for Farsi speaking community in South London. IYDA is part of the youth service in the London Borough of Greenwich run by Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT). IYDA’s main aims are: To provide Farsi classes for children and young people. To raise cultural awareness through music, arts, history, food and traditions. To help children and young people develop a stronger sense of identity. To help members develop new skills (e.g. team work). To increase young members employability by…