Adult Support Services Directory

The Men's Advice Line is a confidential, freephone helpline for men who have experienced or are experiencing domestic violence from their partners or ex-partners. A team of skilled professionals offering practical advice, information and emotional support to male victims, as well as to concerned friends…

Age UK Merton enable and support people in Merton to enjoy later life and change it for the better, to stay independent and keep doing the things they enjoy.  See the Age UK Merton website for all the services and activities on offer, which include the…

The Association provide advice and support in the fields of well-being, education, health, social and economic deprivation. They offer a full range of services including Polish after school clubs, playgroups and gardening programmes. They can sign-post and refer to other agencies, and their advice is…

The Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic Voice (BAME Voice) was established in 2016 in response to the need for an independent representative body to look at key local issues and their impact on minority ethnic communities within Merton. It works strategically to increase the influence, representation…

A range of first aid courses is offered by the Red Cross for people over 16 wanting to learn first aid for their everyday life. The Wimbledon centre run courses on First Aid for babies & children (from birth to puberty) and adults (from puberty onwards).  Book online…

Real Time Care is a family business based in London.  We provide services and technology to help the elderly or vulnerable live independently in their own homes.  Our core service is the provision of private and secure Care-Cameras which enable family members to keep a…

Careline365 is a national telecare provider dedicated to supporting people in the comfort of their own homes - helping families to achieve peace of mind. Our alarms are high quality and long-lasting, giving 24/7 monitoring from our expert Care Team. We can also guarantee that…

Cassandra Centre support young people and families, 13 to 25-year-olds, who have experienced domestic abuse. They raise awareness of domestic abuse, educate about the risks and signs, and offer much needed support and advice.