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Alzheimer's Society (City and Hackney) offers information, advice, signposting and support to people affected by Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, and to their families and carers. Services include: Dementia Adviser service Leisure and well-being service 'Younger People with Dementia' group Dementia Cafes

The Assertive Outreach Service (AOS) is a community-based service for people with severe and enduring psychotic illness who have proven difficult to engage within existing services and who present a high risk to themselves or others. AOS also provides specialist services for the management and…

All of the physios at Barbican Physio have undergone extensive postgraduate training and have an average of 16 years postgraduate experience. With that level of experience are able to focus on what your goals are: whether that is to run a marathon, lift up your children or…

Body & Soul supports children, teenagers and families living with or closely affected by HIV. We provide: Peer support groups and information workshops for children, teenagers and adults One-to-one counselling with mental health professionals Information and advocacy on issues such as health and treatment, welfare, legal, human…

A non-referral food bank. Bethnal Green food banks are designed to provide short-term (emergency) support to those experiencing food poverty. Opening as normal on Mondays 08:30am - 12:30pm. Please check the website before attending.

A unique, personalised support system, Brain in Hand helps people with mental health conditions, autism and learning difficulties cope better with the problems they face in life, preventing critical incidents.  The software gives people access to detailed personalised support, accessible from their phone whenever it’s…

The City of London has an Outreach Service that is available to its Square Mile residents. If you, or someone you know, would like to receive one to one support and information about services in your area, the Project Coordinator can meet with you to…

City and Hackney Adult Mental Health Referral and Assessment Service (CHAMHRAS) is the single point of entry for all mental health referrals to secondary services, with the exception of perinatal referrals.

The Crisis Service provides round-the-clock assessment and treatent for mental health emergencies. Individuals are initially assessed by a trained nurse and may be seen by a psychiatrist or referred to specialist agencies for prescription, advice or support.