befriending – Ageing Well Southwark

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Compassionate Neighbours

Compassionate Neighbours is a growing movement of people who support each other to promote compassion in their communities. They provide social and emotional support to people who have a life limiting illness and are experiencing loneliness or social isolation by: visiting regularly, helping them do the things they like doing, helping them stay connected to the community as well as family and friends

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Latin American Disabled Peoples Project

Whether it’s through our services, projects, information, English classes, training, advice, advocacy, volunteering opportunities, or social and cultural events, our mission is to improve the quality of life for our users.

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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.

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Scots care – Services for people of Scottish heritage living in London

we offer a range of services – from grants and training to housing and social events – to Scots and children of Scots living within 35 miles of Charing Cross.

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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

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Opening Doors – Support for LGBTQ+ people over 50

Opening Doors London runs a Befriending Service for LGBTQ+ people aged 50 and over who are feeling isolated

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Talking Bubble – Befriending service to end loneliness

Campaign to end loneliness

Peckham Befrienders

Our twice weekly drop-ins offers a space for service users to access, support and befriending, culturally appropriate meals and other activities such as: Indian head Massages, support, talks and presentations on a host of subjects (e.g. how to look after your Heart, Diabetes, and controlling stress) and our reflexology service.

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Aaina Women’s Group

Support, information and signposting for Black Minority Ethnic and refugee women and their children. Includes welfare rights, housing, immigration, domestic violence, health, educational opportunities and training. Interpreting service. CV preparation and help with gaining employment. Parenting support. Health and fitness class, with creche. Sewing class Thursday 10am-12 noon.Guided Healthy Walks 1030-11.30 am.

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Groundwork

Community activities and assistance with people facing poverty