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Gangs – NSPCC a support service available by NSPCC that helps parents look out for signs to may indicate their children have joined a gang. The helpline offers advice and support to parents. These are not any definite signs but there…

The Parental Substance Misuse Worker (PSMW) works directly with parents to support them to make changes to their drug and/or alcohol use. As part of the work, the PSMW will arrange to meet with the parent for a 1:1 session to talk about…

The Work and Health Programme is a government scheme to help you get and keep a job if you’re disabled and find it hard to work. It’s voluntary - you don’t have to do it. The type of support you get depends on the help…

This service is provided by a small team of Registered Dietitians who offer assessment, treatment and advice to people requiring dietary modifications in order to maintain and promote optimum health. This service is for children aged 0-19 with developmental needs and registered with a Wandsworth…

Fearless is a site where children and young people can read and look at non-judgemental information and advice about crime and criminality. The service allows you to pass on information about crime 100% anonymously. This means you don't have to give us any personal details. This website is…

Wandsworth Youth Council is a group of young people who care passionately about the decisions being made, which have direct impact on the lives of young people and their wider community as a whole. The Youth Council's aim is to ensure young people's voices are heard,…

Missing People is a charity which offers support, advice and practical help if someone you love has gone missing. Missing People offers free confidential support help and advice by: phone; email;

Southall Black Sisters is a not-for-profit organisation set up in 1979 to meet the needs of black (Asian and African–Caribbean) and ethnic minority women. Anyone can call this service for advice. The service offers information and support on issues such as: domestic violence; sexual…

Dadinfo offers free expert advice and support for fathers. This service is aimed at fathers and male carers. Family topics include: fatherhood; separation; relationships; money; Child Maintenance; health;

From April 2015 the Care Act 2014 became law.  The Care Act  modernises English adult (over 18 year olds) social care law. Key areas of change from April 2015 include: General responsibilities on local authorities including promoting people’s wellbeing, focusing on prevention and providing…