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We work with young people from 16-25 who are at risk of homelessness. We provide a range of services for young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.  Our services include developing your skills and providing the resources you need. We offer: Housing advice Family mediation Mind Connect (counselling) Early intervention in schools and colleges Our vision is to support young people, preventing homelessness.  Our mission includes enabling you to make informed and positive choices about your…

The Care Leavers' Forum gives ALL Greenwich care leavers a space to feedback on the services you receive and to help us make them EVEN better for you and others. We usually meet once a month on a weekday evening and sometimes at the weekend. By getting involved, you will: Meet other care leavers and make new friends Access information, support and guidance Help recruit and train new staff, and buy new services Feedback directly to decision-makers Add something GREAT to your CV And, most importantly, have…

WHAT IS CHAMPIONS 4 CHANGE? C4C uses Boxing, fitness and mentoring as a vehicle for positive change in young people. We empower them to become the best versions of themselves through structured training and development programmes. Our aim is to inspire young people to make positive decisions for themselves whilst thinking ahead and designing the futures they deserve. Young Carers A “Young Carer” is someone under 18 who helps look after someone in their family, who is ill,…

Community Dialogue is a community organisation whose primary aim is to provide advice and support to troubled families particularly young people from BME in Greenwich/Bexley area and beyond.

This A5 flyer promotes FREE and Confidential Sexual Health service for African communities. There are sexual health clinics across Greenwich, which offer a free, confidential and friendly service for men and women.

Provides safe, secure temporary accommodation, floating support and children's services to women and children escaping domestic violence and abuse. Family support and parenting programmes where domestic violence is an issue as well as other problems including alcohol, substance misuse and mental health.

Index Care know that finding a safe and suitable place to live independently in the community can be difficult, perhaps even daunting, especially if you have a learning disability or special needs.  That is why we have developed and provide a range of new innovative services which ensure quality of life for each individual we support. Care services are structured to provide you with the right level of support, dignity and respect that you deserve as an individual adult, offering flexibility and perhaps better value for money than some alternatives. Whether you fund…

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…

The Metro Centre has a bi-weekly therapeutic support group for survivors of same sex domestic violence and abuse (DVA). This is a service for victims of DVA.  

METRO is a leading equality & diversity charity, providing health, community & youth services across London & the South East, through national & international projects. METRO's five domains include youth services, mental health & wellbeing services, sexual & reproductive health services, HIV services and community participation & involvement, such as their Food Equalities programme and LGBT Mental Health drop-in. METRO works with anyone experiencing issues…