Millennium Community Service is a small family grassroots volunteer project offering free courses & workshops to the disabled, Elderly & unemployed. The organisation partners with Lewisham & Morley College who assist through supplying teachers for each course; from health & safety on a building site to website building, animation to arts & crafts, 6 days a week.

The Carnegie Community Trust was set up with support from Lambeth Council and the Heritage Lottery Fund to run the Carnegie Library building in Herne Hill for the benefit of the community. The library, now located in one room, is still run by Lambeth Council.

Clothe Me – Thank You was set up in order to help those facing financial hardship to clothe themselves. By providing redeemable vouchers which can be exchanged in our partner charity shops for basic clothing, the organisation helps those in need find clothes, they are otherwise unable to access, with dignity.

LawLine aims to provide legal advice via a chat app and in-app phone service to people who can’t afford legal advice. The organisation seeks to work in partnership with existing legal advice lines offered by charities to reduce the burden on their phone line systems which are manned by volunteers and labour intensive.

The Nicholas Stewart Project aims to provide a safe place for young people through the provision of advice, assistance, and through organising educational programmes to raise awareness on issues surrounding knife crime and its wider effects on family and community.

CoDa Dance Company is the go-to provider in South East for dance and neurology, providing opportunities to make, dance and watch regardless of ability. CoDa specialises in multi-sensory performance for, by and with people with neurological conditions working in Wandsworth with local services.

Work & Play Scrap Store promote artful re-use through the sharing of reclaimable resources for environmental and community benefit. The organisation strives to inspire up-cycling of materials donated by eco-friendly businesses, destined for landfill or incineration, at demos and workshops in schools and at community events.

HomeStart Wandsworth supports families with young children under the age of five. Home visiting volunteers help families with day-to-day challenges, improving confidence and empowering parents to build better lives for their family.

Wandsworth Bereavement Service provides bereavement counselling to adults, young people and children resident in the Borough of Wandsworth. All of their Counsellors are fully trained in bereavement counselling and professionally supervised on a regular basis.

Begin2Sports Group specialises in sports coaching for young people and adults, providing physical activity, mental wellness, health and well-being and mentoring designed to develop and maximise participants full potential, confidence and self-esteem. Begin2Sports Group also sponsors talented children to participate in activities, life skills, and mentoring programme.

Kambala Residents Association works to improve life for local people of the Kambala Estate, SW11 in whatever way they can. The organisation has strong links in the community and works closely with the local authority to provide the very best help and support for residents.

Age UK Lambeth provides a range of social and practical support, including information & advice, social prescribing, social activities, a handyperson service and learning opportunities. They also work to strengthen the local voluntary sector and services available to the community.

Rushey Green Time Bank harnesses the time, skills and money of a diverse group of Lewisham people to help them get to know and support one another.

Fulham Good Neighbours helps local older, disabled and vulnerable adults to: Live independently and to contribute to society, overcome isolation and loneliness, and be at the heart of the community by providing practical support.

Number 1 Performing Arts, aka NOPA, creates change across the borough of Lambeth through performing arts and therapeutic intervention for disadvantaged young people, parents and children. NOPA have delivered 40 different programmes and developed methods in response to the needs of the community.

Future Skills Training invests time in children and young people to enable them to re-engage in education. Their values are to care for, empower and give hope to those they support including excluded, disengaged, at risk and vulnerable children and young people aged 8-18.

Battersea Communities Month (previously called Battersea Charities Week) was started in Summer 2019 to celebrate the amazing work of the voluntary and community sector and to rebuild the social fabric of the community in Battersea.