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Client group Please select Adults Adults aged 18 and above African/Caribbean & Ethnic Minority Alcohol Support Alcohol support Alzheimer's Anyone living in London with care needs Autism Autism and Aspergers Black and Asian Community Blind Blind or partially sighted Carers Carers of people with dementia Deaf or hard of hearing Deaf or hard of hearing; Dementia Depression Drug Support Drug support Elderly Everyone Family members and friends who care for people living with dementia. For Adults with learning disabilities For anyone who needs a carer or respite care For people with their own homes that have to go into a care home For young people and adults aged up to 25 with learning disabilities HIV and AIDS Health problems Hoarding Learning disabilities Learning disability Lesbian Low income Men and women Mental health Mobility problems Money and Legal matters; Physical disability; Learning disability; Blind or partially-sighted Must be a resident in Wandsworth and a formal diagnosis of dementia must be in place for the person they are caring for Must be a resident of Wandsworth and has has a formal diagnosis of dementia Must be a resident of Wandsworth and have received a from diagnosis of dementia Neurological conditions Obsessive-compulsive disorder Older People Older people People affected by Huntington disease and their families People in need of care due to disability or old age People who are considering therapy as an option for themselves or someone else People with Mental health People with critical illness People with dementia People with disability People with disability or illness People with learning and physical disabilities People with their own properties that need to go into a care home Personality disorders Physical disability Prisoners Refugees Schizophrenia Schizophrenia and Hoarding Single homeless people sleeping rough and those in temporary or insecure accommodation TA and Reservists Terminal illness Transgender and queer people Unpaid Carers over 50 years old Veterans Veterans who have experienced sight loss. Women only Young People Younger people accountants addiction workers advocates aged 75 and above alcohol support anxiety anyone with breast cancer anyone with learning disability asylum seekers autism bisexual blind and partially sighted brain injuries and autism. care providers cared for or service users carers children and adults communication difficulties criminals disabled disabled people drug and alcohol addicts everyone ex offenders families families and carers families and friends families and friends of individuals diagnosed with breast cancer families of people with addictions family and carers gay health professionals health workers home owners housing officers individuals learning difficulties learning disability long term illness males members of the public memory loss men mental health problems no recourse to public funds offenders and former offenders old men older people or for clients who are already involved in therapy. other support over 18 parents partially sighted people who are in end of life care at home or hospice people who are not used to travelling own their own people who suffered childhood abuse people with Depression people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) people with addiction people with bladder and bowel control problems people with criminal conviction. people with disabilities people with learning disability people with low income physical disability prison service problems with words professionals solicitors students substance misuse problems the elderly the elderly and people with long term health and mental health conditions the public their families and carers their friends their friends and families their friends and family to allow them to attend the Café victims of abuse and trauma vulnerable adults vulnerable people with or without the person they support. Free respite care can be arranged for eligible carers with physical disability or conditions that affects their daily life’s and limits their independence women young and old young people Postcode Within Distance 1 mile 3 miles 5 miles 10 miles

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