Advice and Information

The most important thing for all of us to do is to scrupulously follow the government's rules on staying at home, to save lives and support frontline workers. But there are other ways to help, too.

If you care for someone, coronavirus can make things more complicated and stressful. Here you can find helpful information, advice, and signposting to support all in one place for carers in Southwark.

Download, watch and listen to information about coronavirus in easy read, British Sign Language, autism-friendly and Makaton formats.

Citizens Advice Southwark (CAS) have updated their opening times to include advice session drop-in times for their newly opened office off Walworth Road.

You may be entitled to one or more state benefits to help you with costs. Have a look at what other support you can access here.

Find out more information on where to access support.

cliniQ is a Community Interest Company, with a trans-led team, who offer a safe, confidential space for those who may not feel comfortable accessing mainstream services.

The sun has been making an appearance and we're loving it!.. but with highs of 27 degrees, it can get uncomfortable.

People have told us they can have problems registering with a GP. This article explains more about your rights and what do to if you are refused the right to register.

Islington's award-winning SHINE network have helped thousands of residents save an average of £213 per year on energy bills through discounts, debt support and energy saving measures.

Not sure what to do? Go straight to 111!

As of 26 February 2019, residents in South East London can access a new enhanced NHS 111 IUC service.

The 'Hospital Transfer Pathway' or 'Red Bag' scheme, pioneered by Sutton Homes of Care, is designed to make emergency hospital visits safer for care home residents and to speed up discharge.