Advice and Information

The Bromley Dementia Friendly Community have launched their new website which lists all the events and resources available across Bromley Bromley Dementia Friendly Community.

Your guide to accessing support and advice for health needs during the holidays.

Understanding autism and waiting for a diagnosis can be a stressful time. This leaflet is designed to provide key information and where to get further support. It has been coproduced with One Bromley as part of the Bromley All-age Autism partnership and action plan.

People with learning disabilities are 10 times more likely to have serious sight problems but often miss out on regular eye tests.

If you have concerns about fire safety and the risk of arson in your home, place of work, community hub or place of worship, LFB have tools and advice to help.

Designed alongside people who have claimed PIP, the Turn2us PIP Helper is an accessible online information tool that people with disabilities, or long-term physical or mental health conditions can use to confidently start their PIP claim.

NHS Blood and Transplant is calling for O Positive and O Negative blood donors to urgently donate blood as healthcare providers in south east London continue to experience disruption to services following a cyber incident.

Do you know how much alcohol you are drinking and how it might affect your health? Take the Lower My Drinking quiz to help you feel more informed and focused on your health and wellbeing.

If you have lost someone to suicide, the South East London Suicide Bereavement Service is here for you. They work with people across the boroughs of Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich, Lambeth, Lewisham, and Southwark, including children and young people who feel that they would benefit from their service.

Be more independent, safer and confident in choosing the right transport

There are things you can do before you travel and while you are travelling to help you stay safe. Use the PLAN guidance.
Prepare
Look confident
Avoid risks
Never take safety for granted

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, it could help to talk to someone. You could talk to someone that you trust, such as a family member or a friend, and they could offer support and help you decide what to do. They could also contact services on your behalf.

Keep your little one healthy and happy by attending an Infant Feeding drop-in clinic!