Welcoming spaces that support Havering residents of specific lived experiences.
Take a look at the events calendar below to see what's on this week, or use the buttons below to find relevant groups for you.
The Butterflies Peer Support group is a service for families who are experiencing perinatal mental illness, anxiety, depression and low mood since becoming pregnant or following the birth of their...
The Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch’s Memory Café is a relaxed, informal and free drop-in, providing support for people with dementia and their carers. If you, or someone you know is living...
Join our Menopause Nurse-led non-judgemental, welcoming community and connect with other people experiencing the menopause. Menopause can be an uncertain time, but we are here to support you. Join our...
Join our Carers Peer Support Group held at The Salvation Army in Romford. Enjoy a coffee or tea and mix with other carers, sharing their caring journey. Helpful staff are...
Join our Long COVID Café for a non-judgemental, welcoming community and to connect with other people with lived experience of Long COVID. Living with or caring for someone with Long...
Saint Francis Hospice runs a monthly Living with Dementia group; a multi-sensory reminiscence session designed to support people living with mild to moderate dementia.
Neurodiverse adult support group for neurodivergents, friends and families - sharing and supporting lived experience online and through walks.
Sight Action Havering is a small, independent registered charity dedicated to supporting people of all ages with vision impairment in the London Borough of Havering.
Join our Menopause Nurse-led non-judgemental, welcoming community and connect with other people experiencing the menopause.
Do you or someone you know have symptoms of Long Covid, if so, come along and meet like-minded people for a friendly chat.
We are a UK-based organisation focused on educating, empowering, and supporting Black and marginalised cancer communities and their carers. We exist to reduce healthcare inequalities for people of colour and challenge the taboos surrounding cancer, ensuring equal access to care and information.
Mourning Coffee is an Informal meeting for anyone who has suffered a bereavement.
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