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Peckham Befrienders

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Peckham Befrienders is a Black & Minority Ethnic (BME) people (aged 18-65yrs) who are currently receiving care from our Trust

The aims/objectives of Peckham Befrienders: are to increase the social networks of our service users. We do this by providing a space for Service Users and Befrienders to form friendships within a befriending framework. We operate a group approach to befriending.

Our twice weekly drop-ins offers a space for service users to access, support and befriending, culturally appropriate meals and other activities such as: Indian head Massages, support, talks and presentations on a host of subjects (e.g. how to look after your Heart, Diabetes, and controlling stress) and our reflexology service.

In addition to services we offer we are also looking for people from the BME communities who want to become volunteers.

To access Peckham Befrienders services people can be referred by CHMT's, Doctors, Social Workers, CPN's, or by self-referrals.

We also offer drop-in sessions on Tuesdays drop-in from 3pm-6pm at St Mathew's Church Community Centre, Medow Row, SE1 2EA.

Thursdays drop-in sessions 3pm-7pm at Sojourner Truth Community Centre, 161 Sumner Road, SE15 6JL. Anyone enquiring about the service or wanting to refer, please call 07969587292 or email pamela.vincent@slam.nhs.uk.

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  • Service Borough Covers: Southwark, Lambeth, Croydon, Lewisham
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    Site Location: Services at other sites Phone Number: 020 3228 9457
  • Address: 63-65 Marina House,
    Denmark Hill,
    London,
    SE5 8RZ
  • Other essential information

  • Conditions: Addictions, Anxiety, Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Autism, Bipolar disorder, Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), Childhood degenerative disorders, Conduct disorder, Dementia, Depression, Dissociative disorders, Eating disorders, Learning disabilities, Neuropsychiatry, Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), Perinatal disorders, Persistent physical symptoms, Personality disorders, Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Psychosexual, Psychosis, Self-harm
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