Eltham, Mottingham, New Eltham SE9
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Cancer Research UK Greenwich & District local committee

A friendly group raising money to fight cancer while having fun. Why not see what events we are running and join us?

We have a low volume emailing list (8-10 emails a year) detailing all our events so why not find out what's going on locally.

We are also always looking for people to help out either at one of our larger events, run their own event or join us on the committee so why not drop us an email and see what you can do to help fund our research.

1st Royal Eltham West Brownies & Rainbows

Have a spare 90 minutes every term time Wednesday? We'd love to have you along to help at our Brownies (7-10 year olds) or Rainbows (4-7 year olds) units.
We get up to all sorts of fun activities with the girls, helping them develop their confidence and to be their best!
We enjoy a yearly cinema trip and panto trip as well as weekends away and other adventures.
This is your opportunity to help shape the next generation and we'd really appreciate your assistance.
Enthusiasm and commitment to a weekly, fortnightly or monthly attendance are key. Or, a knowledge of finance to be our Treasurer :-). All training provided. 18-100 year olds welcome to apply!!! Please contact us now!

4th Royal Eltham Scout Group

Local scout and cub group existed on Coldharbour Estate since 1951 and elsewhere in Eltham since 1909

Age UK Bromley & Greenwich

Age UK Bromley & Greenwich works to improve the quality of life of older people. We provide free, confidential and impartial information including advice on welfare benefits across the boroughs of Bromley and Greenwich. Our services include help with shopping and toe nail cutting, hospital aftercare support, specialist dementia care, and computer and exercise classes.

Age UK Bromley and Greenwich's Eltham Men & Women in Sheds

Age UK Bromley & Greenwich's Eltham Men & Women in Shed is open to men and women 50 years + who are experiencing loneliness or isolation. Along with providing opportunities to reduce isolation, make friends, learn a new skill, participate in community projects, and progress onto volunteering opportunities our Shed provides a wraparound holistic care to our members. This includes referring or signposting our members onto other services, supports and opportunities. We will actively promote independence amongst Shed members to continue new hobbies and friendships outside the lifetime of our Shed programme.
We are open Monday to Thursday, 9.30am to 4pm.
Monday is mixed - men and women members are welcome, Tuesday and Thursday is men only and Wednesday is women only.

Demelza Hospice Care for Children

Demelza Hospice Care for Children supports life-limited children and their families across South East London, Kent and East Sussex.

Demelza has two hospices, one in Eltham and one in Sittingbourne, Kent as well as a community nursing team based in East Sussex.

The charity, which has been in existence since 1994, offers respite, symptom control, end-of-life care and bereavement support for families with children who are either life limited or suffer from conditions which mean they need a lot of specialist care. We look after babies to teenagers and offer respite to allow their families a much deserved break.

We offer our services to families free of charge and receive limited funding, the majority of support coming from private donations.

Visit us at www.demelza.org.uk, ring 01795 845200, follow us on twitter @demelzahospice or find us on facebook; www.facebook.com/demelzahospice

Greenwich Cruse Bereavement Care

Free bereavement support for chilldren and adults living in the London Borough of Greenwich. Information and advice about the impact of death on partners, siblings, children, parents and friends. Volunteers needed.

Smile of Hope UK

A small charity who helps families with children who have life threatening and life limiting conditions

Social Arts for Education

We are a home-ed study centre in Eltham, London, that supports the education and well-being of children aged 8-16 years old whoare being home educated due to bullying, autism or other related conditions.

The majority of our students suffer from anxiety and are unable to access the wide range of home education facilities and groups available. SAFE provides quieter and smaller learning groups with a reduced stimuli environment. Our tutors volunteer their time at SAFE and understand the need for individualism, creative learning and respect for one another.