70s Disco

Shake your groove thing and relive the funktastic 70s this summer! Join Disco Diva Danielle as we revive and re-learn iconic line dances of the era at the Sudbury Neighbourhood Centre,

Mondays from 12.00pm – 2.00pm.
July 2022: Monday 4th, Monday 11th, Monday 25th
August 2022: Monday 1st, Monday 8thSeptember 2022:
Monday 12th, Monday 19th, Monday 26th

Come on your own, with your partner or friends. Special offer – join anytime and get your first six weeks free of charge. £2.00 per class thereafter.
To book your place please contact the
centre on 0208 908 1220 or email
office@sudburyneighbourhoodcentre.co.uk

 

 

 

LET’S CONNECT BLACK MEN’S SUPPORT GROUP

Fridays at 12pm till 1.30pm

A Safe & confidential place to Meet other Black men from the community. Share ideas about identity, masculinity, physical and mental health, bereavement and more.
Gain support, In person and online.

TO REGISTER

Mobile: 07765 402297
Landline: 020 8459 6818
Email: info@bbsonline.org.uk

Website: www.bbsonline.org.uk

Meeting place: 379-383 High Road, Willesden, London NW10 2JR

 

THE BEREAVEMENT  AND LOSS CHARITY FOR BRENT

PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU, A FRIEND OR A COLLEAGUE NEEDS SUPPORT

• INDIVIDUAL COUNSELLING
• GROUPS
• ADVICE & INFORMATION
• TRAINING

Tel: 020 8459 6818 Txt: 07747 401448

Email: info@bbsonline.org.uk

Website: bbsonline.org.uk
Address: 379-383 High Road, Willesden, London NWl0 2JR

 

 

The Jen Group are running free courses in Brent 

How to support people in Distress, Mental Health First Aid Awareness, Suicide Prevention.

For further information click here

or email office@thejengroup.com

 

Mental Health Services Directory

Please find below a link to a Mental Health Services Directory created  for Brent people and professionals.

https://brentccg.nhs.uk/news-publications-events/news/mental-health-services-directory-meeting-your-needs-during-covid-19-pandemic

What is this about?

You are receiving this because the directory may be useful to you as a resource to signpost you to mental health and well-being services, which Brent people can access.  It was created by statutory and voluntary sector mental health services, service users, Brent CCG and Local Authority working together. We want to get this cascaded far and wide and would be grateful for your help in doing so please.  Thank you in advance for forwarding on to your contacts within the borough.

What does it offer?

The directory is comprehensive, listing the mental health services that meet different levels of need from low level worries and anxiety to crisis.  The services are categorised by age group, from children through to older aged people and includes the range of access points including on the phone, face to face and online for each service.

Who is it for?

The directory is intended as a resource for Brent people, GPs, social prescribers, care co-ordinators, community response teams, front-line staff, community groups/leaders and volunteers for signposting to services as appropriate.  It lists the mental health services that meet different levels of need from low level worries and anxiety to crisis.  The services are categorised by age group, from children through to older aged people and includes the range of access points including on the phone, face to face and online for each service.

The directory is intended as a resource for ordinary people, GPs, social prescribers, care co-ordinators, community response teams, front-line staff, community groups/leaders and volunteers for signposting to services as appropriate. The booklet can be downloaded at this link:  https://brentccg.nhs.uk/news-publications-events/news/mental-health-services-directory-meeting-your-needs-during-covid-19-pandemic

 

CNWL Integrated Sexual Health Services are open for Business- Supporting vulnerable patients to access Integrated Sexual Health services during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

For further information download the Safeguarding Partners Communication   (125KB PDF).

 

New Brent Art Group
exciting new art group for young people aged 16 – 30
who have a learning disability

Click here for further details. (2207KB) PDF

Brent Housing Partnership (BHP) is an arms-length management organisations (ALMO) and community housing company owned by Brent Council.
While the council owns the homes and takes responsibility for housing policy and strategy, we are responsible for the day-to-day management of
housing services to over 9,500 council tenants and 3,000 leaseholders (12,500 altogether

Volunteers needed
CVS Brent are looking for volunteers to take part in their Social Isolation in Brent initiative. Volunteers will help the most isolated in Brent,
as well as learning new skills and receiving work experiences. Previous volunteers have recently moved into employment,
so the project provides a great opportunity for those looking to get into work. Find out more.
Disability Rights UK

wants to share some exciting information with you about The Leadership Academy Programme; 
Please visit our website for more details of the outcomes from the first year’s programme; http://www.disabilityrightsuk.org/how-we-can-help/leadership
Places are offered on a first come first served basis and payment will be expected as soon as your provisional offer has been made.
For further information or if you are interested in applying? please request an application from The Leadership Academy Executive; Katrina.morris@disabilityrightsuk.org

The City of London Corporation’s charitable funder, City Bridge Trust, celebrates 20 years of giving with 20 special grants
To mark 20 years of grant giving in the Capital, the City of London Corporation’s charitable funder, City Bridge Trust, has awarded an exceptional £20,000 grant to Brent Mencap

Citizens Advice Brent (CAB)
270 – 272 High Road
Willesden
London
NW10 2EY

You can visit the CAB at any one of 13 Children’s Centres if you have children under 5 years old.
Visit CAB at Brent Housing Partnership if you are a council tenant.
Visit CAB at Catalyst Housing Association if you are a Catalyst tenant.
Visit CAB at Westminister Drug Project if you are affected by drug and alcohol abuse.
Visit CAB at Brent Civic Centre every Monday & Thursday or Call them on 020 8438 1249 Mon to Fri 10am-4:00pm.

You can also check out Brent Advice Matters (BAM) Website http://www.bam.org.uk

 

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