A consortium between SLaM NHS Foundation Trust, Addaction and St Mungo's which provides specialist treatment for Wandsworth adults affected by drug and/or alcohol issues.

Covers children, crime, domestic violence, education, employment, family, housing, immigration etc. Written advice, casework, initial advice and form-filling.

Open access services, structured treatment programmes, outreach and aftercare. Advice about blood-borne viruses. Helpline: 020 7266 6300.

List for showers taken on Monday (1 shower per week per male guest). Short Bible talk each morning - prayer and other spiritual help offered. Closed first Wednesday of each month. Not step-free.

12 sessions of counselling offered to people 18+ living, registered with a GP or working in Hammersmith & Fulham. For mild to moderate mental health problems (relationship/ work difficulties, loss etc). Referral only via GP and Back on Track (0300 123 1156). Couples/psychosexual counselling and a number of groups (general therapy, women's group, men's anger management, bereavement).

A safe, confidential space for people who experience paranoid or suspicious ideas, unusual beliefs, hearing voices or seeing visions to talk and support each other. It is open to anyone living in London, and no referral is necessary. You are welcome to drop in or out. Please get in touch for further information: 020 7266 0161 / 07786 855 372; rachel.yates@mungos.org.

The Mission daycentre is open Mon-Sun from 6am. Free breakfast 8-10am. We have take-away food parcels and clothing parcels. Men’s showers, 7am-10am Mon-Fri Men’s Clothing, 7am-10am Mon-Fri Women’s showers, 6am-10am Mon-Fri Advice centre, 8am-3pm Mon-Fri Computer suite, 8am-3pm Mon-Fri

25+; dry; mixed; 15 spaces (separate area for women). Referral from West London Day Centre only.

Access to a range of services including: Hot meals, showers and laundry facilities, employment support, training opportunities, numerous daily activities including Arts and Crafts, Life skills, Health and well being treatments Women-only service, particularly for those who have been trafficked and/or are escaping domestic violence. WATW will provide a creative and supportive space for vulnerable women based on Gospel values and developing a holistic response to their needs. it aims to empower these women to make choices to improve the quality of their lives.

Women in Prison supports and campaigns for women affected by the criminal justice system. We assist women with advice on housing, education, mental health, legal rights, work, benefits, debt, domestic violence, and more. Freephone: 0800 953 0125 (ONLY for women affected by the criminal justice system, who can also use the freepost address FREEPOST RSLB-UABE-TYRT, Women in Prison, Unit 10, The Ivories, 6 Northampton Street, London N1 2HY).

Visit website for list provided by Women’s Environmental Network (WEN) with all the Tower Hamlets food banks and other community support since Covid-19.

If you are in England or Wales please fill out a referral form online here: workingchance.org/get-support Supports women with criminal convictions and those leaving the care system into sustainable, quality employment. They place candidates into a huge variety of jobs in hospitality, finance and media, as well as the public and third sectors. They also provide support around CV writing, interview practice and disclosing convictions to potential employers.

Showers, laundry facilities and food. Also clothing, hairdresser, and signposting. Art therapist, board games and table tennis.

Hot drinks, food, toiletries and clothes.

Accommodation for single homeless people aged 18-30 with low to medium support needs. Hostels, shared housing and 1-bedroom semi-independent flats. Priority to people with local connection. Specialist refugee, probation and 16/17 projects. Call in, phone or write (applications@forestymca.org.uk).

Help & support to people 10–21. Legal help in education & community care, criminal representation (up to 18). Advocacy in housing, education, welfare, health etc.