Resident Support Services
As a NHG resident you can benefit from our partnerships with local support agencies who can help you with many areas of your life from money and jobs to health and wellbeing.
Select a borough location and the type of service that you need in the filter boxes on the left. Then select a service from the list.
To apply, you can send your details to the partner who will then contact you to arrange the next steps.
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The Mayor of London launches the Cost of Living Hub, a new online resource for Londoners struggling with the rising cost of living: https://www.london.gov.uk/cost-living-hub.
The hub helps Londoners access information, support and advice to help manage their household finances. It includes a wide range of information about claiming benefits, help dealing with debt, financial management and mental health support.
Pocket Power empowers people on lower incomes to apply for discounts and switch to cheaper providers for their household bills like energy, broadband, phone and water. Residents referred to the service will be booked in for a 1-2-1 phone appointment to go through their situation.
Are you facing financial difficulties? Do you find it hard to manage the money you have coming in?
Money A&E provide money advice and educational services to help you make the most out of your income. Participants will be allocated a money coach who will offer confidential one to one debt, money guidance and support sessions to help you regain control of your finances.
This service enables attendees to identify, set and achieve personal money goals, as well as improve and employ money management skills.
Participants will receive a £25 voucher upon completion of budgeting course
This service is currently being provided over the telephone which enables you to participate and reap the rewards from the comfort of your home.
South London Healthy Homes provide help for vulnerable residents to stay warm and healthy.
We can provide a support package to help vulnerable residents stay warm and healthy during the colder months.
Keeping warm over the winter months can help prevent colds, flu or more serious health conditions such as heart attacks, strokes, pneumonia and depression which affect more vulnerable people. South London Healthy Homes can offer free help to anyone living in South London who is:
- over 65
- on a low income
- has a long term health conditions or disability
Our South London Healthy Homes programme provides support packages to those most in need. A referral to the scheme provides people with a free winter home, financial and health support package including:
- Energy efficiency advice
- Install energy saving devices
- Support home improvement grant applications
- offer impartial advice that will help you heat your home for less
- connect you to other sources of help
The WISH+ referral hub is a way for Camden residents to get access to a range of Warmth, Income, Safety and Health services. You don’t need to know all the services available through WISH+ to refer, just that the individual you are referring might need some support to improve their health and wellbeing. WISH+ does not provide any services itself, but puts people in touch with the services they need after discussing these with them first. Some services do have eligibility criteria so are not available to all. You do need the consent of the resident to make a referral to WISH+ so that we can call them to discuss their needs.
*Must be completed by a Housing Officer*
The Money House (TMH) helps young people in, or about to move into housing, manage their money and remain independent.
Participants gain practical financial and digital skills to pay their rent, bills and living costs whilst making informed choices about their future. Attendees can receive a Level 1 award in Money Management from ABC’s Entry Into Work Employability Module.
Sessions take place in a fully kitted out flat, not a classroom. It looks and feels like a typical flat that young people would aspire to live in when they get their own tenancy. Our experts help them become more confident about money and living on their own by providing real-life skills in a unique setting that brings financial education to life and helps prevent homelessness.
At TMH there are no lectures. Interactive games and activities involve young people in every aspect of their learning. Our Education Officers are young, trained, tested and enthusiastic, and it shows in the feedback we get from all the young people who attend.
A virtual version is also available
