Provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people.

We believe people with learning disabilities should be supported by a well trained, and qualified workforce. We want to ensure workers have the right attitude to support people with dignity and respect, are able to listen to what they say and help them to have…

Broadening Horizons is a service run by the charity, Westminster Befriend a Family (WBAF). Broadening Horizons works with young people aged 13+ to support them in their education and enable them to explore future education and work opportunities. Trained and supervised volunteer mentors work weekly…

Brook has 50 years experience in providing non-judgemental, friendly and confidential services, free of charge. We have several services across London. Three are open five/six days a week and some are open for one or two sessions. These services offer contraception, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing,…

Bryanston Nursery in Marble Arch, London. The nursery welcomes children aged from 3 months to 5 years.

The Centre is running a session for expectant mums and parents/carers with babies 0-12 months. Come and relax on comfy sofas, meet other parents/carers and have a coffee, while your babies kick around and have some fun. In some sessions there will be a chance to enjoy…

Breakfast and after school clubs available. Provides Early Learning places for 3 & 4 year olds. For more information on how Burdett-Coutts & Townshend Foundation CE Primary School supports children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), please download the school’s SEN Information…

Independently run by volunteers for pupils that attend the school.

Busy Bees at Westminster is ideally located on Horseferry Road, next to the Home office. The nursery has a coded security system and there is CCTV to give parents peace of mind when they leave their child. We were rated outstanding in our last Ofsted inspection…

Giving children in crisis chances for change. Buttle UK is named after Frank Buttle, a remarkable man whose hard work and personal sacrifice helped to establish our grant programmes, which have been helping children and young people in need across the UK since 1953.