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NHS Choices guide to Care Homes and Support advice includes:  Care home search toolbar  Choosing a care home if you're funding your own care Choosing a care home if you're having care provided by the local authority Tips on choosing a care home Rights of…

This City and Hackney Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) provides on the spot advice and support to patients, their relatives and carers.    PALS will listens to patients concerns, queries and suggestions; help to sort out difficulties with accessing or using City and Hackney health services; direct patients to other services…

Funded by the City Bridge Trust, Adfam supports people in London aged 55+ who are affected by the drug or alcohol use of a loved one. The project's emphasis is on peer support.  Adfam:

*Sadly Toynbee Hall has temporarily postponed all face-to-face activities due to COVID-19. They are still committed to offering ways for people to socialise and stay active and have launched a Facebook group with a range of online community activities. Other services will be offered by telephone…

The FYi Directory has services, activities and events for Family and Young People in the City of London. There is information on a range of services from Children's Centres and Health and Wellbeing to Education and Employment.   FYi also list Adult Social Care providers and all kinds of health provision.…

Everybody who lives in the City of London is entitled to an assessment to establish if an alteration to their home is needed to make it suitable for independent living.

The City’s Adult Social Care team provides information and care services for people with a range of community care needs who are living and working in the City including:

The CQC have registered over 15000 care homes in England. The CQC gives them a rating to help you choose care. There are two main types of care homes you can search for on the website – residential and nursing homes. Use the online map to search for rated homes in your…

The older persons assessment unit (OPAU) sees people over 65, helping them with issues that may be affecting their independence and well being. They also accept patients under 65 where it's felt they can best address their needs. The team includes specialist doctors, nurses and therapists. The support you receive will depend…