As the year draws to a close, the Brixton Blood Donor Centre is calling on our community to come together and make a life-changing difference. Blood donations drop during the winter months, yet the need remains constant – and urgent. One hour of your time could save up to three lives, making it one of the most meaningful gifts you can give this festive season.
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Israel's story
Israel tells his story of supported accommodation, and how one day how he hopes to have a place of his own
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Ivo's story
Ivo tells his story of how moving to independent accommodation has helped him on his road to recovery
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Mourad's story
Mourad’s story highlights the help he has to sustain his tenancy and get involved in activities that keep him healthy and well
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Chenique's story
Chenique shares her experience of the Evening Sanctuary Service at Mosaic Clubhouse
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Susan's story
Susan talks about how her life has improved by the support from her key worker and the stability of her home
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CAPSA and the PFA
Our Culturally Appropriate Peer Support and Advocacy Service collaborated with the Professional Footballer’s Association to bring more physical activity to hospital inpatients
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Brixton Pumas
Brixton Pumas are helping with one of our top priorities: improving physical health for people with mental health issues
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Carer's Hub
Carers Hub Lambeth give invaluable support to carers caring for people with mental health conditions
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Mosaic Clubhouse
The Mosaic Clubhouse’s unique model of support gives their members space to recover and get back into a routine
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Christmas is often called “the most wonderful time of the year,” but for many older people, it can be the loneliest. Age UK research shows that 1.5 million older people in the UK are expected to eat Christmas dinner alone, and 670,000 won’t see or speak to anyone at all on Christmas Day.