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Health advice for Irish people under 55
Get advice and support if you're Irish and find out what benefits you may be entitled to if you're under 55. They can give advice and support about: housing employment…
Health and wellbeing advice from Live Well Greenwich Coaches
Get information and find events and support to look after your health and general wellbeing. They can help with things like healthy eating, quitting smoking, managing your money, safer nights…
Information and Advice Service from Mencap
Free information and advice service for adults with a learning disability, learning difficulty or autism, who live in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. We can help you with things like…
Mencap advice drop ins for adults with learning disabilities
Get information and advice that can help you make decisions and be more independent if you're over 18 and have a learning disability or autism. It can help you make…
Monthly hearing loss sessions
Get advice and support if you're finding it hard to hear clearly. Have a friendly chat with a Hearing Link Services volunteer from Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. You'll also…
MS Society helpline for people who have Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
If you have MS, you can contact the MS Society for a confidential chat about anything MS-related, or for specific information about: MS symptoms MS research MS diagnosis disability benefits…
MS-UK helpline for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
A helpline for people with MS to talk about anything from managing your symptoms to accessing benefits. You are also welcome to contact them just for a chat if you…
National Sleep Helpline
Get advice and support if you're struggling to sleep. Trained sleep advisors can talk through your issues, offer you some practical strategies and recommend services that could help. Getting good…
Reminiscence Project for people with dementia and their carers
Remembering Yesterday, Caring Today is a series of 10 weekly reminiscence sessions offered to people living with dementia and a supporter (a family member or a friend, for instance). During…
Support for new arrivals from Ukraine
Get support as a new arrival from Ukraine and feel welcomed in Greenwich. A team of bilingual caseworkers work with partners to do an initial welcome and assessment to help…
Support group for the carers and families of people with acquired brain injuries
Join a support group on the first Wednesday of every month for the loved ones and carers of people with brain injuries. The support group gives people a space to…
WSUP advice drop-in
A warm space for people who want a safe environment to have a hot meal, shower, get a haircut, wash clothes and use a clothes bank. They provide non-judgemental advice…