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Advice and form filling support for the LGBTQIA+ community
Get advice with challenges you may be facing in your life, from understanding your rights, getting help to fill in forms or accessing services you need for a healthy and…
Advice drop-ins at community centres
Get free face-to-face advice on debt, welfare benefits, housing, immigration and advocacy at community centres in East Greenwich, Eltham and Glyndon. The Advice Hubs run at the following times: The…
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…
Drop-in advice for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants
A drop-in for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants where you can get free advice and practical support. The Migrant Hub is a weekly drop-in open offering: immigration advice housing advice…
Elders Outreach for Irish people over 55
Free, culturally sensitive advice and support for Irish people over 55 who do not want to use services from large organisations. They can help you: complete forms get benefits and…
Independent advocacy for vulnerable adults
Get help to ensure people providing services to you understand what you need and why it's important. Greenwich Advocacy Partnership provide independent advocacy to: vulnerable adults disabled people people having…
Information and advice: Age UK Bromley and Greenwich
Get information and advice about issues including employment, benefits, housing, legal matters, relationships and your consumer rights. They may also be able to help you with paperwork, bills or give…
London Forum for people with learning disabilities
A forum that holds regular meetings for people with a learning disability to discuss topics, services, issues and changes to care and support. The forum is made up of people…
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…
Metro GAD: Advice and volunteering for disabled people
Get information, advice, advocacy and volunteer opportunities that can help you find and access support available to disabled people. This support is available to any disabled people living, working or…
nia: Support for women leaving sex work
Confidential, non judgemental support for sex workers in London. They provide night time outreach, advocacy, workshops and refuge. Their advocates give women support around health, housing benefits, education and training…
One to One Advocacy: Advocacy for All
Talk about your needs and wishes to an advocate who will listen and help make sure your voice is heard. Advocates represent people who need support to make sure that…