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Advice Outreach Hubs will offer you the chance to get the right support, when and where you need it. So, whether you need help managing your finance, your immigration status, or want to know what benefits you are entitled to there will be qualified professionals on hand to help you.

New Advice Outreach Hubs across the borough of Greenwich offer you the chance to get the right support, when and where you need it. Face-to-face advice is available for Royal Greenwich residents at our outreach advice hubs. Participating organisations are Welfare Rights Service (for benefits advice), Citizens Advice (for debt and generalist advice), Plumstead Law Centre (for immigration advice) and Greenwich Housing Rights (for housing advice).  So, whether you need help managing your finances, your immigration status, or want to know what benefits you are…

Free advice from the Irish Community Service offering a culturally sensitive service to older Irish people over 55+ in our community. Individual support with completing forms, accessing benefits and entitlements, pensions, passport issues, transport and housing. Referrals to other agencies for support. Thursdays - The Hall (Ground Floor) 1pm - 3pm  2nd November 7th December 11th January 1st February No need to book

Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy Service Independent Mental Capacity Advocates (IMCA) help people who are assessed to lack capacity about medical treatment or where they live, and have no family or friends who are willing to represent their views. This can include: People with dementia or mental ill health People with learning disabilities People with physical disabilities People who have had a stroke People who have acquired brain injuries People who are unconscious or in…

Advocacy In Greenwich wants everybody to have rights, choices and chances; be able to say what they want and be heard and to be part of the community. We will work together with people with learning disabilities and/or physical disabilities to change the way people think so that we can make this happen. We offer: 1 to 1 advocacy Self Advocacy Groups Accessible training about  your rights for people with a certain learning diability Accessible training for staff that work in services Volunteering and paid work…

Elected MPs represent the views of all people with learning disabilities in Greenwich. Citizen Forums and Surgeries give people an opportunity to find out what is going on in Greenwich and London and to talk about how services can be improved. Meetings take place at different venues to make sure that everyone has access them.

The Borough offices are the hubs from which we coordinate all the services we offer across the boroughs as well as providing a few services on site. Our Greenwich office is based on Sherard Road in Eltham and we provide: an I&A service - you can call 020 8315 1850 weekly fitness classes a 

The Information and Advice service aims to: Provide free, confidential and independent advice service to people aged 50+ living in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Provide generalist advice on a range of issues including employment rights, welfare benefits, housing, legal issues, relationships, and consumer rights. Work with other professionals in order to ensure older people are aware of the services available to them Keep up to date with any changes affecting older people and disseminate this knowledge as appropriate…

We facilitate accessible consultations ensuring that we involve and include people of all ages e.g day service building consultation

Support people to make choices where their circumstances may be changing. E.g. health needs, moving accomodation, abuse