Irish in London – Supporting Older Irish People in Southwark
Providing support services to older Irish people living in the community
as well as drop-in day services and advice and information services
Deaf Blind
We want to create a world where people with sight and hearing loss can live life to the full through practical support, information and advice and befriending
Jami (Jewish mental health organisation)
Our services enable independence and build resilience and manage the symptoms of ill health, through community hubs and outreach, education and training and bespoke recovery support plans. We enable people to lead a meaningful life despite severe mental ill health.
Southwark Disablement Association
SDA is as a user led organisation that promotes the health and wellbeing of Deaf and Disabled People by ensuring that as Deaf and Disabled People we have access to society as a whole, are socially included, feel safe and have the right to be full and active members of the communities we live in through choice and self-determination.
Stones End Day Care Centre
Day care centre five minutes away from Elephant and Castle for vulnerable older people in Southwark
Southwark Council Tenants Handypersons Service
small repair jobs to help older people and their carers live safely and independently at home. The key jobs supported include gardening, odd jobs, smoke alarm fitting
GSST Wheelchair Service
service can be accessed through a medical professional referral, or for existing clients by contacting them directly. Wheelchair and specialist seating service
Strength and balance helpline
A helpline that links people to the right source of strength and balance building exercises to prevent falls. Can be community exercise classes (30 week programme) at local centres, more intensive classes for 8 weeks in a hospital setting (transport provided) or 1-1 physiotherapy at home if housebound or complex (provided by CRAFs – Community Rehabilitation And Falls Service