Fridays at ODAC are One Roof Programme days, offering a morning and afternoon creative workshop every week, with a diverse and ever-evolving series of sessions. One Roof producers will be on hand for 1:1 mentoring and advice sessions, and an open-door approach to visitors who just want to pop in for a chat and a cuppa. You can sign up to the whole term or specific classes. Sign up for a term or a class on the website listed above.

Free advice clinics. Covers debt, employment, housing, benefits etc. Initial advice, written advice and form-filling. For residents of Tower Hamlets and surrounding boroughs. More info from the website: www.ideastore.co.uk/visit-us/idea-store-chrisp-street Clinics are drop-in so an appointment is not required. In addition, PopLaw provide a remote service by email and by telephone. Every second Tuesday, 6.15 to 8.15pm. See schedule on the website, by email, or on the phone.

A comprehensive and holistic range of support services for people living with and affected by HIV as well as HIV and STI testing, prevention and outreach. Practical and emotional support and advice by HELPLINE (020 7791 2855) for people living with or affected by HIV. Peer support, social/support groups, psychology services for women, creative classes and counselling available. To access the service fill a self-referral online here: www.positiveeast.org.uk/our-services/self-referral-portal

Free legal advice drop-in clinic. No appointment needed. Covers children, domestic violence, employment, housing, benefits etc. Advice sessions run every other Tuesday evening between 8pm and 9.30pm in Richmond. See the website for schedule. Preferred method of contact for any enquiries is by email or by visit.

Relieves poverty, hardship, and distress of the socially and economically disadvantaged without discrimination. Counselling for women, youth and underprivileged people. Cultural classes. Check the website or email for more information. Closed Mondays and weekends.

Community welfare project in Kentish Town. Its objective is to relieve poverty through giving advice and practical support to those in need. SanKTus provides meals, showers, warm clothes and befriending, as well as referrals into statutory and community-based services. The service runs drop-ins open to all two days a week. Sundays 2pm - 3.15pm: hot meals, tea, coffee and cakes in a communal setting. Hot showers and a clean change of clothes are available on request. Wednesdays 1.45pm - 3.15pm: social with sandwiches and refreshments for anyone looking for nourishment, company or other support. Clothing and toiletries available.

Since 1987, SPEAR has offered services to thousands of homeless and vulnerable people in and around Richmond, successfully transforming lives and supporting many of their service users to the point that they have achieved total independence. A number of services and resources are listed on the website.

Refuge for runaway children and is also a housing association for abused, neglected and disadvantaged children.

Sufra is a charity in north west London that prevents hunger, fights poverty and builds community. Coordinates a food bank & community kitchen in Brent, supporting disadvantaged individuals and families suffering food poverty in NW London. Phone or visit. Food bank address and opening times: Sufra NW London 160 Pitfield Way, NW10 0PW. TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 11AM - 3PM. The community kitchen serves free, freshly-cooked, 2 or 3 course hot meals. It runs Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 6PM TO 8PM at New Horizons Centre, 1 Robson Avenue, NW10 3SG.

Choir sings for an hour and half, then sit down together for a hot meal cooked by volunteers. No singing experience required, no audition, just pop down!

Provides short- and long-term support to people affected by homelessness, substance abuse, mental health, etc.

One-to-one and group recovery support. Yoga/mindfulness, complementary therapies and support to access psychological services. Training, employment support. Cafe-style drop-in.

Please speak to a member of staff to arrange an appointment.

Accommodation and support for single homeless men 16-55 with support needs. 25 per cent of bedspaces are for ex-offenders. Prefer applicants to have a local connection.

Turn a Corner is a mobile community library for people affected by homelessness in London. The free library lending service requires no fixed address and no membership is required to borrow a book. Turn a Corner can provide guidance on connecting with other local services that offer support to people affected by homelessness, while there are also takeaway resources on offer and donated items for people experiencing homelessness such as sleeping bags, clothing and hygiene products.

TERM-TIME only. Fill an enquiry form for an appointment on the website. Employment, benefits; referrals to Free Representation Unit. Initial and written advice, and form-filling.