One-to-one support

ADHD Babes

ADHD Babes

Works in: Islington. London-wide.
Website: https://www.adhdbabes.com/

ADHD Babes supports Black women and non-binary people with ADHD, offering culturally affirming workshops, peer support, and advocacy to empower members and raise awareness of their unique experiences.
Deaf Multilingual Community Support (DMCS)

Deaf Multilingual Community Support (DMCS)

Works in: Barking and Dagenham. Barnet. Bexley. Brent. Bromley. Camden. City of London. Croydon. Ealing. East London focused. Enfield. Greenwich. Hackney. Hammersmith and Fulham. Haringey. Harrow. Havering. Hillingdon. Islington. Kensington and Chelsea. Kingston upon Thames. Lambeth. Lewisham. London-wide. Merton. Newham. Redbridge. Richmond upon Thames. Southwark. Sutton. Tower Hamlets. Waltham Forest. Wandsworth. Westminster.
Website: https://www.deaf-dmcs.org/

To promote the interests and welfare of Deaf people in and around London. This community is under represented and because of communication barriers, Deaf people are not able to access many services
Deaf Unity

Deaf Unity

Works in: London-wide.
Website: https://deafunity.org/

Deaf Unity exists to empower deaf people and to push for change at three pivotal transition points: from school to further studies/work; entering the workforce; and progression in the workplace.
Kingston Upon Thames Association for the Blind

Kingston Upon Thames Association for the Blind

Works in: Kingston upon Thames.
Website: http://kingstonassociationforblind.org

Kingston Upon Thames Association for the Blind also known as KAB, has been supporting and providing services for blind and partially sighted residents of all ages since 1966.