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A relaxed, homely and friendly centre for people aged 55 and over with dementia - £50 per day inclusive of food and refreshments.
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Parents can sometimes feel isolated, worried or exhausted by the care that they provide for their child.
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Our IAS service provides support and guidance for parent carers and young people with Special Educational Needs.
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As a carer you, and your cared for, maybe entitled to a number of benefits.
Our welfare benefits advice service offers:
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Are you caring for someone who is living with depression, schizophrenia, anxiety, phobias, obsessive behaviour, paranoia or any other mental illness?
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We offer a number of groups providing support and activities.
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Provides support to carers who care for an adult with a long term illness or disability. We also provide specialised support through the following projects:
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We provide a range of training courses and workshops.
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Young Carers are young people aged 8-18 years who care for a relative.
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Latest News
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CAP Life Skills Course
CAP - Life Skills is a friendly group that gives people the confidence and decision making skills they need to survive life on a low income.
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Thank you to Balfour Beatty & TFL
One of our Young Carers' parent Mr Ramburn works for Transport For London (TFL), Balfour Beatty is their partner and their employees initiated this
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Online Support Group
Below is a flyer from Respond, they are an organisation that work with children and adults with learning disabilities who have experienced abuse or
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First Steps Project - British Blind Sport
First Steps is a fun, multi-skills based resource targeting inactive 3-11 year olds with a visual impairment. The aim of the project is to get you
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Streets Apart Walking Programme
The national walking charity Living Streets has recently received funding to develop small walking groups with over 65’s in Barking & Dagenha