We are a registered charity, established in 1975 and are managed by an elected committee of friendly volunteers and employs part time co-ordinators. We have a small office in the local Methodist church that aims to support the needs of elderly, disabled and other individuals in our community.

The Bus is a mobile youth centre for young people on housing estates in South-West London where there is little or no youth provision. The aim is to present Regenerate's youth work aims and how young people can get involved.

THE De Morgan Centre is a museum dedicated to the work of William and Evelyn De Morgan, a husband and wife duo who were key proponents of the Arts and Crafts Movement in the late 19th and early 20th Century. Our temporary exhibition also space hosts a lively & wide ranging programme of exhibitions.

The Feel Good Bakery is an exciting new social enterprise, established by Regenerate UK. We prepare fresh sandwiches, delivered directly to your door. At the bakery we provide support and employment for young people who are turning their backs on gang life and crime.

We offer open access day services for older people in Wandsworth and a home visiting scheme for those in the south of the borough. Our activities are offered Monday to Friday and aimed at helping older people remain active, challenged and to enjoy new friendships.

The Juice Bar is at the heart of the Alton estate and is a 'launch pad' for young people to use their potential by going out into their local area and beyond to make a difference.

Our mission is to provide support and information to anyone affected by cancer, offering practical ways of enhancing physical, psychological and emotional well-being. We have no postcode boundaries. Our services are free of charge.

We give practical help, advice & support to ex-service personnel, their families & carers around housing, independent living, physical & mental wellbeing, employment and finance. We run a drop-in at the Mercy Foundation Centre, 64 Falcon Road, SW11 2LR, on the 3rd Thursday morning of each month.

The Salvation Army is a worldwide Christian church and charity extending a helping hand to those who are homeless, friendless and in need. We passionately believe that no one is beyond hope, however great their problems.

The Wandsworth Society is a voluntary community environmental group, concerned with the quality of landscape, transport and planning in and around Wandsworth Town and Wandsworth Common. The Society is non-party political and registered with the Charity Commission (Charity No.263737).

The Pocklington Resource Centre in Balham offers a variety of services, activities, information and advice to visually impaired adults living in Wandsworth.

At Together, we work with the people with the greatest need and through our emphasis on Personalisation and Peer Support, our Services have been shaped by the experiences of the people who use them.

We are a leading health and social care agency with a distinguished track record of caring for adults, the elderly, people who are recovering from mental distress, and also many other vulnerable and disadvantaged members of the community.

Trinity provides expert, compassionate end of life care, support, information and advice to patients and those close to them in our central and south west London community.

ValueYou is a volunteer recognition scheme that provides regular volunteers with a free discount card that they can use in almost 500 independent businesses across eleven London Boroughs including Wandsworth. Volunteers can also choose a gift voucher.

Vi-Ability provides opportunities for people of all ages to develop skills by offering training, work experience and qualifications in commercial sports management. In doing this we also help to sustain thriving community sports clubs around the UK.

VISOR is an independent charity run by volunteers, many of whom are themselves visually impaired. We offer support, advice and social activities to blind & V.I people across and around Richmond Borough.

The Volunteer Police Cadets (VPC) is a uniformed voluntary youth organisation, supported by the MPS, open to young people aged 13 -18 from across London's diverse communities, irrespective of their background or financial circumstances and including those vulnerable to crime or social exclusion

Would you like to volunteer? Volunteering Wandsworth is the service provided by the charity Groundwork London. We aim to inspire and support volunteering across the Borough.

Walk the Walk is a grant making charity dedicated to raising money and awareness for vital breast cancer causes. We are passionate about encouraging healthier living as part of prevention. Unite against breast cancer with Walk the Walk at one of our fabulous events in 2015!

WCT provides accessible minibuses to community groups and individuals in Wandsworth. In addition, we offer trips to elderly and disabled residents of the borough. Application forms for membership may be obtained by telephoning WCT on 020-8675 3812.

WLDN (the Wandsworth Learning Difficulties Network) is for adults with learning difficulties and disabilities who want to contribute to the improvement and development of health and social care services.

We are a self-funded charity offering a free mediation service to Wandsworth residents. Through a team of local, trained volunteer mediators we offer community and family mediation to our local community.

Wandsworth Oasis aims to support people living in Wandsworth and the surrounding areas who are affected by HIV. Our charity shops help to fund organisations which cover all areas of HIV care including counseling and support, nutrition advice, HIV campaigning and knowledge sharing.

Wandsworth Refugee Network is a small voluntary organisation, based in South West London, which visits prisons to provide emotional and practical support to people being held post-sentence under immigration control. Currently our work is primarily within Wandsworth Prison.

WYC are a group of young people aged, 11- 19, who design and run events that ensure all young people have a say on issues that matter to them! They also take part in consultations helping to shape, design and evaluate services for young people. They are all about Youth Voice and being Youth Led!

WCA was established in 1991 and became a registered charity in 2005. We manage a number of service user involvement projects, including Healthwatch. Beneficiaries include Mental Health Service Users, Learning Disability groups, People with Addictions, Physical Disability Communities and carers. We serve as a conduit between public service providers and service users.

Whitton Community Association and Social Club is run by volunteers and our aim is to provide social welfare, recreation, health & fitness, leisure and education for the local residents.

13 million people live below the poverty line in the UK. Wimbledon Foodbank will provide a minimum of 3 days emergency food and support to local people in crisis

Word Up! is about people with learning difficulties; their lives, views, opinions and achievements. It gives them a platform where they can make their voice heard and share information with others. A tool to express themselves with and to educate others.

WORLDbytes is a unique online Citizen TV channel set up and run by the education charity WORLDwrite. Dedicated to advancing new knowledge, skills and ideas, the charity promotes excellence in citizen reporting and provides free training to volunteer-learners.

Youth Advice Network is a website directory and service for Wandsworth Young People to easily find information and services you require in the borough.You can search what you are looking for on the website or contact us directly if you want more help with finding or accessing to the services listed.