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Our primary goal is creating stable families as a result of training and education for women on marital and family health issues that generates sustainable marital union and the overall family health and well-being. Our overall aim is achieving stable and balanced families that generate stable societies with children/youths less prone to anti-social behaviours and moral decadence.

We aim to provide the advice people need for the problems they face and improve the policies and practices that affect people's lives. We provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. We value diversity, promote equality and challenge discrimination. We offer a drop in advice service: Wednesday & Thursday Only 10:00am – 12:00pm You will be seen on a first come, first seen basis and so please remember that if you leave…

New Advice Hub at Clockhouse Community Centre - every Friday from 09:30 - 12pm. No appointment is necessary Welfare and Benefits Universal Credit Housing Rights Debt Management Domestic Abuse

The Deborah Ubee Trust aims to promote emotional health by provide counselling and one to one therapy for individuals, couples and groups who are otherwise unable to access it, within the London boroughs of Greenwich, Lewisham, Bexley, Bromley, Lambeth, Southwark, Newham and Tower Hamlets. We also aim to provide training in counselling and access to a range of holistic treatments, and to raise awareness on mental health issues. The service is for all ages and for all issues.

This simple GPS tracker is designed to support people living with dementia and their families. It can be used as a key fob, worn as a pendant or put in a pocket or bag. The GPS device can be configured to alert the 24 hour alarm monitoring centre if it moves outside of a pre-set location or boundary. The dementia-friendly team will then call nominated emergency contacts with the location details or the emergency services. Uses GPS to work out its location and accurate to…

DAS is an out of hours service providing additional access to emergency support and care available for women and children when normal statutory and voluntary services are closed. The DAS provides move on accommodation and specialist on-going support for all vulnerable women and children and those from Black, Asian and other ethinc backgrounds affected by domestic abuse. Out of Hours Times: 5pm on week days until 9;00am 24 hours on Saturday and Sunday 24 hours on public…

The Royal Borough of Greenwich have launched a new app for local businesses, community groups and partners, to help make Eltham town centre safer and more welcoming. Eltham Townwatch is an online portal for sharing instant updates and local information, which builds on the community safety work already taking place in the area. Users will include Royal Greenwich, the police and current sign ups, Nando's, JD Sports, Marks & Spencer, TK Maxx and St Mary’s Community Centre. The app allows users to…

Ergsy is a not for profit organisation, providing free videos on subjects relevant to the over 60s including health, money, welfare, care and legal matters. All videos in the Ergsy library have been vetted for accuracy and are made by trusted professionals.

Trips and falls are a major cause of hospital admissions for older adults. A fall detector can be worn around your wrist or belt and automatically calls Taking Care’s UK response centre when it detects a fall. The response team will check you are OK over the alarm unit speaker or call your nominated contacts or emergency services. The fall detector works alongside the TakingCare personal alarm service and…

The Gov.uk website lets you search for a legal adviser or family mediator with a legal aid contract in England and Wales.