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This service provides assistance to young people at risk of homelessness and provides access to floating support and supported housing.

For carers of people accessing the Assertive Community Treatment Team in Greenwich. Provides peer support, information and education.

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.

The Early Help service is available for children and families in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Wherever possible, the additional needs of children, young people and their families will be met through universal early help services within the family’s community including children’s centres, community centres, libraries and schools. However, where more targeted or intensive support is required, we will provide this through our Early Help service in Royal Greenwich We support families with a range of issues.  Families are able to:…

Greenwich Foodback provide emergency food to people in crisis with the Royal Borough of Greenwich. We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis. We are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by The Trussell Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK. DONATE FOOD Our foodbank relies on your goodwill and support. Over 90% of the food distributed by…

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.

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…