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If you're concerned about attending your hospital eye clinic appointment during coronavirus, watch this RNIB short film. It features three Eye Clinic Liaison Officers (ECLOs) offering their tips on how to prepare, what to bring and what you might expect to happen when you arrive, along with alternatives to attending in person.

The Freedom is a 12 week educational programme based on Pat Craven's book "Living with the Dominator", that assists women to identify and understand the tactics, behaviours and beliefs of abusive partners. Join for 2 hours a week that could change your life. Mondays and Wednesdays 1-3pm.

The Barrow Cadbury Trust, which specialises in migration issues and the migration sector, is distributing £5 million in funding from the National Lottery Communities Fund’s COVID-19 Response Programme for England.The funding is intended to provide services and support for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants who are in need as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, or to help organisations overcome acute financial difficulties they are facing because of the pandemic.

WGN's Sexual Violence Helpline offers free and confidential emotional support for anyone in London, who self identifies as a woman (aged 14+) and has been affected by any form of sexual violence at any time in their lives. T

 If you live in North West London you can now support health research across the region. You may join and find out how by clicking here

The theme of learning disability week this year is friendship during lockdown and that links nicely into our initiative at the moment. It's more important than ever before to stay connected with friends online safely. That's why Happily will be hosting FREE online social sessions for adults with learning disabilities for the next three months! We are creating a safe place to meet new friends and have fun!

Welcome to the June newsletter for you for those living with dementia. The newsletter replaces the  monthly listings of events which cannot take place under lockdown.

These are challenging times for us all. There is no way of knowing how long it will be before things return to normal. However, community providers are adapting the way in which they work. 

This is Carers Week and this year, people across the country are continuing to face new challenges as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. Many people are taking on more caring responsibilities for their relatives and friends who are disabled, ill or older and who need support.

P3’s Rugby Portobello Trust (RPT) is incredibly proud to announce its volunteers have been honoured with the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS).