Christians against poverty provides free accredited debt advice.
To access resources and advice, please visit the Christians against poverty website.
Email: info@capuk.org
Phone: 012 7476 0720
The Silver Line Helpline, run by Age UK, is free service for people aged over 55 who would benefit from a friendly chat. We provide conversation 24 hours a day, especially for those who may be experiencing feelings of loneliness and isolation.
Unfortunately, we do not offer any counselling or specialist mental health support via The Silver Line. Please also note that The Silver Line does not offer any kind of crisis or emergency service and callers who require this kind of support should contact either 999 or 111.
Call the helpline at any time for free at 0800 470 80 90.
Available 24/7.
West London Action for Children promotes the wellbeing of children, working with them, their families and carers to achieve positive change.
West London Action for Children offers free, confidential, and professional counselling and therapy and parenting groups and groups for children in schools.
The organisation helps clients who face challenges including:
domestic violence,
Any referral requests should be made by contacting the team via email or call.
Email: team@wlac.org.uk
Phone:
For women, CIC is a London-based, not-for-profit organisation founded by women, for women.
Through various activities, which span peer-to-peer talking groups, mental health and wellbeing sessions, mind and body exercise classes, and group days.
For women CIC are dedicated to tackling loneliness and isolation and supporting women to live and thrive in life.
If you would like to join one of For Women's activities or refer someone else, please email them with your details.
You can also call or message.
Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm.
Email: forwomengroup@gmail.com
Phone:
Antidote is the UK’s only LGBTQ+ run and targeted drug and alcohol support service. Set up in 2002, the team works with both drug and alcohol users and healthcare professionals. Antidote gives non-judgemental, free advice and support delivered by highly trained staff and volunteers – all of whom identify as LGBTQ+ and who have a good understanding of the pressures and problems that come with recreational drug or alcohol use.
Antidote offers:
You can reach out to the service via email or telephone.
Monday Drop-In at London Friend
Every Monday between 11am to 1pm (Step-free access) on 86 Caledonian Road, London N1 9DN.
Thursday Drop-in at Turning Point Soho
Every Thursday between 6pm to 8pm (No step-free access) at Turning Point, 32a Wardour Street, London W1D 6AQ.
Monday to Thursday between 10am and 6pm.
Email: antidote@londonfriend.org.uk
Phone: 020 7833 1674 (Ask for one of the Antidote Team)
Switchboard LGBT+ helpline is the national LGBTQIA+ support line. It is for anyone, anywhere in the country, at any point in their journey. Switchboard can discuss anything related to sexuality and gender identity, whether it is sexual health, relationships, or just the way you are feeling. This is your space to explore, talk, and be truly heard.
You can call the helpline 0800 0119 100. It is open 10am to 10pm every day.
Email the team will respond within five days.
You can also use the online chat.
The helpline is open every day between 10am and 10pm.
Email: hello@switchboard.lgbt
Phone: 08000 119100
Meditainment is an app that provides easy-to-follow guided meditation audio programmes to reduce stress and anxiety and increase self-motivation, energy, and mindfulness.
Download the Meditainment App.
24/7 online resource.
The International Student App (UK) provides international students with reliable information, practical tips, and support links so they can have the best possible university experience.
The app educates international students about health and well-being and explains what to do next when concerned or in crisis. It promotes safe self-care, offers practical tips on anything that might affect students' health and well-being, and reduces avoidable pressure on services. The app also signposts services and other support, making international students aware of useful resources and how to get help if they need it.
The app supports housing, academic skills, student life, and living in the UK. It has 11 sections that are easily accessible from the home page.
Download the International Student App.
24/7 online resource.
Student Health is a free app containing over 900 pages of reliable health information, including mental health advice.
The app was co-created by practising doctors and students and has been approved by the NHS as a trusted source. The Student Health app works offline, providing access to app content without an internet connection.
The app offers information and advice about mental health, first aid and emergencies, alcohol and drugs, healthy living, love and relationships, male and female health, healthy living, safety, and NHS support.
Download the Student Health App
24/7 online resource.
My Possible Self is the mental health app using clinically certified content from Priory Healthcare to help reduce anxiety, stress and low mood.
Download the My Possible Self App.
24/7 online resource.
