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Bexley and Greenwich homecare and respite
Get help if you have an illness or injury and would benefit from support to manage your daily routine or need full time 1:1 support from your own home. Carers…
British Sign Language (BSL) courses
Learn BSL to help you communicate with the deaf community and gain a qualification. Knowing BSL can benefit your organisation and help you become more deaf aware. You can do…
Bromley Speaking Up Group for adults with learning disabilities
A group where you can meet new people, share experiences, speak up and learn about your rights and things that matter to you. The group can help you grow your…
Brook House Care Home
Brook House Care Home is a modern home offering nursing and dementia care for up to 50 older people and 24 young residents with a physically disability. The home was…
Care for people with physical or learning difficulties
Get support inside and outside your home from highly-trained staff that can help you continue to enjoy an active and fulfilled life. You might live in their own homes or…
Carer-assisted holidays for people with disabilities
If you would like to go on holiday, you can get support from a carer or personal assistant. Ivy Palmer's care team can provide 24-hour care and support while you…
Carers Peer Volunteer Project
A chance for carers to volunteer to support other carers. The project gives you an opportunity to get involved in something you have an interest or passion in. The volunteering…
Carers support group from Irish Community Services
If you are a carer, this is an opportunity to talk to others facing the same challenges as you. The group meets once a week and is a place for…
Charlton Park Care Home
A care home offering nursing care for people with medical conditions needing more support and 24-hour nursing dementia care. Charlton Park Care Home is a warm and welcoming home surrounded…
Club nights for people with physical or learning difficulties
A club night for people with physical or learning disabilities to go and socialise. This also gives families or carers some time to do activities or things for themselves. The…
Coffee morning for blind and partially sighted people
A coffee morning for blind and partially sighted people where you can meet others, build self confidence. You can also improve your knowledge of the experiences of people who are…
Day centre and lunch club for disabled and elderly people
This lunch club for elderly and disabled people runs 3 days a week. They collect members from their homes in a fully-accessible minibus, and arrive at the centre around 11am…