Improving access to mental health support for the British Somali community, starting with the services that already exist but are often hard to find or understand.
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Children and young people (CAMHS)
Child and adolescent mental health services in UK cities with large British Somali communities. Search by name, place or postcode, or choose an area. Each entry shows whether families can refer themselves.
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North LondonHolly Oak, Edgware Community Hospital, Burnt Oak Broadway, Middlesex, HA8 OADReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8702 4194EmailWebsiteDirections
North LondonBaytree House, Church Tree Close, Enfield, EN2 6NZReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8379 1520EmailWebsiteDirections
North LondonChild & Adolescent Mental Health Service, Ground Floor, H Block, St Anne's Hospital, St Anne's Road, London, N15 3THReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8702 3400EmailWebsiteDirections
North London580 Holloway Road, London, N7 6LB North West LondonReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 3316 1824EmailWebsiteDirections
North LondonAmpthill Square, 219 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1DEReferral: Self-referral or a professional020 8938 2232EmailWebsiteDirections
West LondonMonks Park Health Centre, Monks Park, Wembley, London, HA9 6JE, United KingdomReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 3317 5050EmailWebsiteDirections
West London48 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London, W6 0LSReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8483 1979EmailWebsiteDirections
West LondonAsh Tree Clinic, 322 - 326 Northolt Road, South Harrow, Middlesex, HA2 8EQ, United KingdomReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8869 4500EmailWebsiteDirections
West LondonMinet Clinic, Avondale Drive, Hayes, Middlesex, UB3 3NR, United KingdomReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)01895 256521EmailWebsiteDirections
West LondonHeart of Hounslow Centre for Health, 92 Bath Road, Hounslow, TW3 3ELReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8483 2050EmailWebsiteDirections
West London1B Beatrice Place, Marloes Road, London, W8 5LP, United KingdomReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 3317 3599EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonErith Hospital, Park Crescent, Northumberland Heath, Erith, DA8 3EEReferral: Self-referral or a professional020 3260 5200EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonStepping Stones House, 38 Masons Hill, Bromley, BR2 9JGReferral: Self-referral or a professional0208 315 4430EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonChristopher Wren House, 113 High Street, Croydon, CR0 1QGReferral: Self-referral or a professional020 3228 0000EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonHighpoint House, Memorial Hospital, Shooters Hill, London, SE18 3RZReferral: Self-referral or a professional0203 260 5211EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonWoodroffe House, Tolworth Hospital, Red Lion Road, Surrey, KT6 7QUReferral: Self-referral or a professional020 3513 4499EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonKaleidoscope, 32 Rushey Green, Catford, London, SE6 4JF South West LondonReferral: Self-referral or a professional020 7138 1250EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonBirches House, Birches Close Cricket Green, Mitcham, London, CR4 4LQReferral: Self-referral or a professional0203 513 6067EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonWoodroffe House, Tolworth Hospital, Red Lion Road, Surrey, KT6 7QUReferral: Self-referral or a professional020 3513 4499EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonJubilee Health Centre, East Building 2, Gound Floor 6, Stanley Park Road, Surrey, SM6 0EXReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0203 513 3800EmailWebsiteDirections
South LondonWandsworth CAMHS, Building 1, Entrance 1, Harewood House, Springfield University Hospital, 61 Glenburnie Road, London, SW17 7DJReferral: Self-referral or a professional020 3513 6631EmailWebsiteDirections
East LondonThe Child and Family Centre, 79 Axe Street, Barking, Essex, IG11 7LZReferral: Self-referral or a professional0300 555 1035EmailWebsiteDirections
East LondonThe Acorn Centre, 306 London Rd, Romford, RM7 9NH South East LondonReferral: Self-referral or a professional0300 300 1888EmailWebsiteDirections
East LondonYork House, 411 Barking Road, Plaistow, London E13 8ALReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8430 9000EmailWebsiteDirections
East London18 Greatorex Street, Whitechapel, E1 5NF, The Emmanuel Miller Centre, 11 Gill Street, Isle of Dogs, E14 8HQ, LondonReferral: Self-referral or a professional0207 426 2375EmailWebsiteDirections
East LondonThe Emmanuel Miller Centre, 11 Gill Street, Isle of Dogs, London, E14 8HQReferral: Self-referral or a professional0208 215 5230EmailWebsiteDirections
East LondonChild and Family Consultation Service, Wood Street Health Centre, 6 Linford Road, Walthamstow, E17 3LAReferral: Self-referral or a professional0300 555 1247EmailWebsiteDirections
ManchesterThe Bridge, Central Park Unit C, Madison Place, Manchester, M40 5BPReferral: Self-referral or a professional0161 203 3250EmailWebsiteDirections
ManchesterThe Winnicott Centre, 195-197 Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JEReferral: Self-referral or a professional0161 701 6880WebsiteDirections
ManchesterThe Carol Kendrick Centre, Stratus House, South Moor Road, Wythenshawe, M23 9XDReferral: Self-referral or a professional0161 529 6062EmailWebsiteDirections
ManchesterSale Waterside, Sale, M33 7ZFReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0161 549 6456WebsiteDirections
GlasgowNew Woodside Health and Care Centre, 891 Garscube Road, Glasgow, G20 7ERReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0141 201 5640EmailWebsiteDirections
GlasgowCAMHS: Templeton Business Centre, 62 Templeton Street, G40 1DAReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0141 277 7515EmailWebsiteDirections
GlasgowNew Gorbals Health and Care Centre, 2 Sandiefield Road Glasgow, G5 9ABReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0141 201 5031EmailWebsiteDirections
SheffieldPsychology Department, The Childrens Hospital, Sheffield, The Becton Centre for Children and Young People, Amber Lodge, Sevenairs Road, Sheffield, S20 1NZReferral: GPs, Social Workers, Educational Psychologists, Paediatricians or the clinical psychology department0114 305 3106EmailWebsiteDirections
BirminghamBishop Wilson Clinic, Craig Croft, Chelmsley Wood, B37 7TRReferral: Self-referral or a professional0121 301 2750EmailWebsiteDirections
Other citiesAdmin Building Fairview 1, Mater Site, Crumlin Road, Belfast, BT14 6ABReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)028 9080 3606EmailWebsiteDirections
Other citiesCCHP, Single Point of Entry, Unit 9 Eastgate Office Centre, Eastgate Road, Eastville, Bristol, BS5 6XXReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0300 125 6905EmailWebsiteDirections
Other citiesSt Davids Hospital, Cowbridge Road East, Cardiff CF11 9XBReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)02921 836730EmailWebsiteDirections
Other citiesNavigation Hub Ground Floor Paybody Building Stoney Stanton Road Coventry CV1 4FSReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0300 200 2021EmailWebsiteDirections
Other citiesWestcotes House, Westcotes Dr, Leicester LE3 0QU LiverpoolReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0116 295 2900WebsiteDirections
Other citiesFRESH Building, Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, Liverpool, L12 2APReferral: Self-referral or a professional0151 293 3662EmailWebsiteDirections
Mental health and substance misuse services in London
Services across Greater London for adults, children and families, from talking therapies to drug and alcohol support.
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Children and young people (CAMHS)CAMHS Referrals Administrator, Holly Oak, Edgware Community Hospital, Burnt Oak Broadway, Middlesex, HA8 OADA service for children and young people experiencing mental health, behaviour and emotional difficulties. They offer assessment and treatment including therapeutic approachesFor: 0-18Referral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8702 4194WebsiteDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)Bexley CAMHS Erith Hospital, Park Crescent, Northumberland Heath, Erith, DA8 3EEDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)38 Mason's Hill, Bromley, BR2 9JGDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)AMonks Park Health Centre, Monks Park, Wembley, London, HA9 6JE, United KingdomDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)Ash Tree Clinic, 322 - 326 Northolt Road, South Harrow, Middlesex, HA2 8EQ, United KingdomDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)Minet Clinic, Avondale Drive, Hayes, Middlesex, UB3 3NR, United KingdomA community service for children and young people experiencing mental health, behaviour and emotional problems. They offer assessment and treatment including therapeutic approachesFor: Children, young people up the age of 18Referral: Self-referral or GP020 3317 5050 020 8869 4500 01895 256521WebsiteDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)1 Armstrong Way, Southall, UB2 4SADirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)Enfield CAMHS, Baytree House, Church Tree Close, Enfield, EN2 6NZA service for children and young people experiencing mental health, behaviour and emotional difficulties. They offer assessment and treatment including therapeutic approachesFor: 0-18Referral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8379 1520WebsiteDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)48 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London, W6 0LSDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service, Ground Floor, H Block, St Anne's Hospital, St Anne's Road, London, N15 3THA service for children and young people experiencing mental health, behaviour and emotional difficulties. They offer assessment and treatment including therapeutic approachesFor: 0-17Referral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8702 3400WebsiteDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)Kensington and Chelsea CAMHS Service, 1B Beatrice Place, Marloes Road, London, W8 5LP, United KingdomDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)35 Black Prince Road, Kennington, London, SE11 6JJDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)Kaleidoscope, 32 Rushey Green, Catford, London, SE6 4JFDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)Mapother House, Maudsley Hospital, De Crespigny Park, London, SE5 8AZDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)First floor, Mapother House, Maudsley Hospital, De Crespigny Park, London, SE5 8AZDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)15 Homerton Row, London, E9 6EDA specialist service offering assessments and treatments for those experiencing emotional, behavioural and mental health difficulties. They provide cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), family therapy and psychotherapyFor: Children and young people aged 0-18Referral: GP, family support practitioner, health visitor, education staff or social worker020 3222 5600WebsiteDirections
Children and young people (CAMHS)The Grove Specialist Health Services for Children and Young People, Grove Road, Chadwell Heath, Romford, Essex, RM6 4XHA community service for children and young people experiencing mental health, behaviour and emotional problems. They offer assessment and treatment including therapeutic approachesFor: 0 to 18 year oldsReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0300 555 1182 or 0300 300 1618WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesAAddiction Recovery Community (ARC) Hounslow, Montague Hall, Montague Road, Hounslow, TW3 1LD, United KingdomA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drugs and alcohol. They offer a range of interventions and practical supportFor: 18+ year oldsReferral: Self-referral pr professional01895 488675WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesARCH, Old Bank House, 64 High Street, Uxbridge, Greater London, UB8 1JPA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drugs and alcohol. They offer a range of interventions and practical support, including complementary therapies; access to inpatient detox; education, training and employment (ETE) support; Prison, Probation and Court Link WorkFor: 18+ year oldsReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0300 303 4611 0300 303 2868 01895 207 765WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesWDP Havering, Ballard Chambers, 26 High Street, Romford RM1 1HRDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesFirst Floor, Dennis Scott Unit, Edgware Community Hospital, Burnt Oak Broadway, Edgware HA8 0ADDirections
Drug and alcohol services97 Cobbold Road, London, NW10 9SU or Willesden Centre for Health, Harlesden Road, London NW10 3RY.Directions
Drug and alcohol services35 London Road, Bromley BR1 1DGDirections
Drug and alcohol services7-8 Early Mews, London, United KingdomA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with alcohol. They offer a range of detoxification treatment, relapse prevention and counsellingFor: 18+ years oldReferral: Self-referral020 3227 4950WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesAcorn Hall, 1 East Row, London, Greater London, W10 5ARA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drugs and alcohol. They offer a range of interventions and practical support, including complementary therapies; access to community and in-patient detox and rehab services; Legal advice, provided by release as a satellite serviceFor: 18+Referral: Self-referral or professional020 8960 5599WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesClaverings, 12 Centre Way, Edmonton, London, N9 0AHA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drugs and alcohol. They offer a range of interventions and practical support, including Complementary therapies; Providing access to funded treatment for detox, residential rehab or structured day programme; programmes and workshopsFor: 18+ years oldReferral: Self-referral, family, friends or professionals020 8379 6010WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol services821 Woolwich Road, Charlton, SE7 8LJA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drugs and alcohol. They offer a range of interventions and practical support, including psychological therapy, counselling and group work; debt and housing advice; reintegration and aftercare - education, training and employment (ETE) supportFor: 18+ years oldReferral: Self-referral or professionalsWebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol services44 Bessborough Road, Harrow, HA1 3DJDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesLorraine Hewitt House, 12-14 Brighton Terrace, Brixton, London, SW9 8DGDirections
Drug and alcohol services410 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LJDirections
Drug and alcohol services99-103 The Broadway, Uxbridge Road, Ealing, Greater London, W13 9BPA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drugs and alcohol. They offer a range of interventions and practical support, including Talking therapies, community or residential detoxFor: 18+ year oldsReferral: Self-referral or professionals020 8567 4772 or 0800 195 8100 (24 hour line)WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol services3rd Floor, Ilford Chambers, 11 Chapel Road, Ilford IG1 2DRDirections
Drug and alcohol services146 Camberwell Road London SE5 0EEDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesSt Luke's Service, Dagenham Road, Dagenham RM10 7UPA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drugs and alcohol. They offer a range of interventions and practical support, including complementary therapies; access to inpatient detox; education, training and employment (ETE) support; Prison, Probation and Court Link WorkFor: Under the age of 21 (with transitional age group of 21-24)Referral: Self-referral or professional0300 303 4612 01708 747 614 0300 303 4613 020 8595 1375WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesThe Grove, Drug Treatment Service, 9 Bruce Grove, London, N17 6RAA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drugs. They offer a range of interventions and practical support, including support in accessing funded treatment for detox, residential rehab or structured day programmes; support for people involved in the criminal justice system; needle exchange and harm reductionFor: 18+ years oldReferral: Self-referral, family, friends or professionals020 8702 6220 or 020 8365 9032WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol services102-110 Mare Street, E8 3SGA substance misuse service for individuals struggling with drugs and alcohol. They offer a range of support such as families support, relapse prevention, needle exchange and harm reductionFor: AdultReferral: Self-referral0345 144 0050WebsiteDirections
Drug and alcohol servicesSubwize, The Vibe, 195-211 Becontree Avenue, Dagenham, RM8 2UTDirections
Social supportFeatherstone Terrace, Southall UB2 5ALA registered charity, which was established in July 1998, to effectively alleviate the suffering and trauma of BME women, girls and children.; AWC offer confidential one to one and group support to BME women and girls with mental health needs who are experiencing any form of these violence and abuseFor: BME women living in West London, can provide support all over LondonReferral: Professional0208 969 8389 (helpline)WebsiteDirections
Social supportLevel 1, Springwell Centre, Barnet General Hospital, Wellhouse Lane, Barnet EN5 3DJA secondary care service for older adults with mental health difficulties. They offer a range of assessments and treatment based on their needsFor: 65+ years oldReferral: GP or Psychiatry Liaison Team020 8702 6188 or 020 8702 6199WebsiteDirections
Social support1 Hillman Street, London, E8 1DYA specialist service for children, young people and their families with mental health need struggling with emotional and behavioural issues. They offer clinical assessments including individual, family and group therapiesFor: Children and familiesReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker) from education, health, children or family services020 3222 5600WebsiteDirections
Social supportHammersmith and Fulham IAPT, 194 Hammersmith Road, Hammersmith, London, W6 7DJDirections
Social supportBexleyheath Centre, 4 Emerton Close, Bexleyheath Kent, DA6 8DXDirections
Social supportResource Centre,Featherstone Terrace,Southall, UB2 5ALDirections
Social supportUnit 7, The Textile Building, 2a Belsham Street, London, E9 6NGA community service for African, Caribbean and mixed heritage children and young people going through important transition years. They offer culturally aware counselling, emotional and practical supportFor: Age 9 to 25Referral: Self-refer or be referred by Children’s and Adult Social Care, CAMHS, a GP, education providers, or the Voluntary and Community Sector020 3846 6777WebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations5-7 Assembly Passage, London, E1 4UTAdvocacy and interpreting, referral to local services, health awareness sessions, drug-misuse advice for young people, and citizenship and employment advice.For: Somali adults, young people, older people07985 141559EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsUnit 44, Doddington & Rollo Community Association, Charlotte Despard Avenue, Battersea, London, SW11 5JEHealth promotion, social wellbeing and education activities for Somali women and children.For: Somali women and children020 7720 3820Directions
Somali community organisations398-400 Lillie Road, London, SW6 7PEInformation, advice, support and advocacy for Somali families, a supplementary school, guidance for parents on the UK school system, and youth work.For: Somali families, parents, young people020 8616 2770EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsBarnet Multicultural Community Centre, Algernon Road, Hendon, London, NW4 3TAAdvice on money, welfare, housing, employment and health for Somali residents of Barnet, plus a supplementary school and youth activities.For: Somali residents of Barnet, young people07507 670942EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsThe Eversfield Centre, 11 Eversfield Gardens, London, NW7 2AEAdvice, health and wellbeing, mental health, FGM awareness, youth activities and a mother and toddler group for Somali and BME communities.For: Families, women, young people020 8906 8238EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations7-9 Crowndale Road, London, NW1 1TUHousing, employment and paralegal advice, help with letters and translation, a community health programme on diabetes and high blood pressure, a homework club and a girls' project.For: Somali and BAME families, women, young peopleReferral: Open Monday-Thursday 9:30am-5pm and Saturday 9:30am-4pm.020 7383 2803EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsUnit H, 1 Thorpe Close, London, W10 5XLDrop-in general and debt advice, money management, women's group workshops, ESOL with sewing classes, befriending and carers' support, and a supplementary school.For: Somali and other BME residents, women, older people, carers, familiesReferral: Drop-in advice Monday-Friday 10am-4pm at 1 Thorpe Close (charity register activity statement).07436 270318EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsUnit 1, 50.5 Hanbury Street, London, E1 5JLWelfare advice, help with housing and homelessness, family support, activities to reduce isolation for Somali elders, men's health, a women's support space and youth activities.For: Somali people in Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Newham; elders, women, families, young people07376 193999EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsSelby Centre, Selby Road, Tottenham, London, N17 8JLAutism parenting and children's activities, Tea & Talk sessions, monthly health workshops, ESOL, sewing and tuition, with Somali books and culture.For: Somali parents, children with autism, women, familiesReferral: Autism parenting and children's activities every Sunday 1-3pm; Tea & Talk Tuesdays and Wednesdays 10am-2pm; ESOL Mondays 10am-12pm (all at the Selby Centre).020 8001 7904EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsCommunity House, 311 Fore Street, Edmonton, London, N9 0PZAdvice and advocacy, immigration support, an elders' breakfast club, dementia and mental health services, a women's Tea & Talk drop-in, bereavement support and befriending.For: Somali elders, women, familiesReferral: Weekly elders' breakfast club and weekly women's Tea & Talk drop-in at Community House.020 8373 6340EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsWilliam Morris Community Centre, 8 Greenleaf Road, London, E17 6QQFamily support workshops, interpreting, information for young people and leisure activities for Somali and other minority families.For: Somali women, families, young people07368 840651EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsCommunity House, 311 Fore Street, Edmonton, London, N9 0PZAdvice on housing, benefits and health, a drop-in for Somali elders with exercise and health awareness, and language and homework classes.For: Somali elders, families, young people020 8373 6375EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsSelby Centre, Selby Road, Tottenham, London, N17 8JLHousing, welfare rights and health advice, housing floating support for vulnerable Somali adults, and mother-tongue and supplementary classes.For: Somali refugees, vulnerable adults, families020 8885 1307EmailDirections
Somali community organisations · Somali spokenPrinting House, 66 Lower Road, Harrow, HA2 0DHFree, confidential advice and information, health and wellbeing workshops (including living with long-term conditions), support for parents and carers, and youth and holiday activities.For: Somali and Arabic-speaking families, parents and carers, young peopleReferral: Book an appointment by phone or through the website.020 8423 5948EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations992 Uxbridge Road, Hayes, UB4 0RLCounselling, advice, translation, help with forms, CVs and job searches, and youth activities for disadvantaged families.For: Somali families, young people0330 122 2314EmailDirections
Somali community organisations12 East Avenue, Hayes, UB3 2HPAdvice on employment, benefits and education, IT and ESOL courses, and an after-school club for Somali women and their families.For: Somali women and families020 8573 8225EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsWest LondonSupport group based in west london offering a range of services and activities; One stop shop for advice and info e.g. housing, benefit, etc; Empowerment club for women and girls; Befriending project; Steps in employment project; Excursions for familiesFor: Youth and womenWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsc/o Croydon & Sutton Law Centre, 79 Park Lane, Croydon, CR0 1JGAdvice, information, advocacy and interpreting for people of Somali descent in Croydon, short breaks for carers, a luncheon club and home care.For: Somali residents of Croydon, older people, carers020 8665 0921EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsEmpire House, Empire Way, Wembley, HA9 0EWAdvice and advocacy on benefits, housing, education and debt for Somali refugees, with home visits for disabled and older people, plus children's sport.For: Somali refugees and families, older and disabled peopleReferral: Monday-Thursday 9:30am-5pm (closed Friday); phone for an appointment or drop in to the Wembley office.020 8970 2141EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations46 Whitechapel Road, London, E1 1JXHealth and wellbeing advice and family mediation for the Somali community, plus after-school classes and sport for children.For: Somali families, children and young people020 7650 3038EmailDirections
Somali community organisations · Somali spoken38 Bensington Court, New Road, Bedfont, Feltham, TW14 8HXFree individual and group counselling, FGM counselling, a parent and teen support group, help accessing mental health services, plus advice and a youth club.For: Adults, women, young people, families020 8890 5385EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations · Somali spoken225-227 Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 2DAAdvice on welfare, health and other services, targeted mental health support, health workshops, youth work and services for older Somali residents.For: Adults, older people, young people, families020 7272 0550EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsThe Stowe Centre, 258 Harrow Road, London, W2 5ESA women's programme with a wellbeing element, family support with parenting workshops and befriending, youth mentoring, and advice and advocacy.For: Women, families, young people, older people07956 882066EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations · Somali spokenAnnex Building, 13-15 Stockwell Road, London, SW9 9AUBilingual advice and advocacy, a women's group, health education sessions, and football and weekend classes for young people.For: Families, women, older people, young people020 7738 6372EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsEtta Community Hall, Gosterwood Street, Deptford, London, SE8 5PBInformation and advice on housing, welfare, health and immigration for Somali people in Lewisham, plus classes.For: Somali residents of Lewisham and nearby boroughs07956 941892EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsUnit S5, Montefiore Centre, Hanbury Street, London, E1 5HZInformal advice and guidance on welfare, housing and debt, employability workshops, literacy and numeracy classes and job training.For: Somali and East African adults, job seekers020 7423 9917EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations · Somali spokenUnit 6, 7 Thorpe Close, London, W10 5XLWeekly Somali and Arabic counselling clinics, women's peer support groups (Journey of Hope), FGM and VAWG support, and parent and youth projects.For: Women, families, young people020 8969 7456EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations87 Burdett Road, London, E3 4JNAdvice and information on housing, immigration, benefits and health for Somali people, plus language classes, homework help and youth activities.For: Somali families, children, young people07904 281333EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsSuite 13, Moran House, 449-451 High Road, Willesden, NW10 2JJDay-to-day advice, information and guidance, advocacy for mothers and children on housing, benefits, health, education and immigration, and skills and employment training.For: Somali mothers, women and familiesWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations · Somali spoken266 Tiverton Road, London (visits by appointment), N15 6RTMental health, learning disability and autism support, youth mentoring and advocacy for the Somali community; it also works in Somalia.For: Adults, carers, young people07823 325997EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations1-2 Lismore Circus, Gospel Oak, London, NW5 4QFAdvice and information on local services, housing advice, and outreach support for families.For: Somali families020 7267 8897EmailDirections
Somali community organisations62a St Pauls Crescent, London, NW1 9XZAdvice and advocacy, family support, fathers' outreach, youth work and school link work for Somali young people.For: Somali families, fathers, young people020 3489 4404EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsThe Resource Centre, Featherstone Terrace, Southall, UB2 5ALSchool-home support for Somali families (interpreting, newsletters, parents' evenings), supplementary classes for children aged 5-16, and basic advice and information.For: Somali refugee families, children020 8917 9343EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsChalkhill Community Centre, 113 Chalkhill Road, Wembley Park (outreach session venue; Mind in Harrow runs the project), HA9 9FXWeekly drop-in giving culturally tailored mental health support, casework and one-to-one help for Somali people, their carers and families.For: Somali adults 18+ in north-west London, carers and familiesReferral: Every Monday, 12 noon-2pm, at Chalkhill Community Centre.020 8426 0929EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsRoxeth Library, Northolt Road, Harrow (outreach session venue; Mind in Harrow runs the project), HA2 8EQSomali mental health project: one-to-one casework for families in a mental health crisis, monthly wellbeing workshops, and advocacy and interpreting support to reach mental health services.For: Somali adults 18+ affected by mental health problems, and their carersReferral: Outreach session every first Thursday of the month, 10:30am-1:30pm, at Roxeth Library; monthly workshops at Harrow and Wealdstone Library; or contact Mind in Harrow.020 8426 0929EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsUnit 50, Camberwell Business Centre, 99-103 Lomond Grove, London SE5 7HNOur mission is to help Somali communities improve the quality of their lives enabling them to become fully empowered and play an effective role in their local society. Work is for the common good and collective well-being; we bring people together, sharing knowledge and coordinating developmental activity, opinion and insight020 7358 3274EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsWhite City Community Centre, India Way, London, W12 7QTAdvocacy and care-and-support for Somali families and students, health awareness sessions including dementia in the Somali community, and foodbank vouchers.For: Families, parents, students020 7101 3426EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisations131A Kingsman Street, Woolwich, London, SE18 5PSDrop-in signposting, crisis intervention for families, and group sessions and information meetings for parents and young people.For: Somali parents, families, young peopleReferral: Drop-in sessions (times not stated).020 8854 0404EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsGranby Hall, 37 St Matthew's Row, London, E2 6DTDaytime club with lunch six days a week, advice and information on welfare and housing, health advice, interpreting and social activities.For: Somali older peopleReferral: Open Monday-Saturday 9:30am-4pm (charity register activity statement).07949 244941EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsCardinal Heenan Centre, 326 High Road, Ilford, IG1 1QPWelfare rights advice and advocacy covering benefits, housing and mental health, plus debt help and an employment surgery for BAME women.For: Adults, women020 8553 7969EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsGreenford Community Centre, 170 Oldfield Lane South, Greenford, UB6 9JSHelps people in distress or ill health to reach services, gives welfare support, and runs community and educational activities.For: Somali women, refugee and migrant families020 8752 1787EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsGround floor Plimsoll Building, Handyside St, London N1C 4BQA service working to tackle key social issues effecting young Somali people including gang-related activities, knife and gun crime, educational underachievement, school exclusions and anti-social behaviourFor: Youth (18+)+44 (0) 20 7164 6931WebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsThe Resource Centre, Featherstone Terrace, Southall, UB2 5ALConfidential telephone and email counselling, drop-in sessions, signposting and referrals, parent and child sessions, mentoring and tuition.For: Young Somali people, parents020 3092 2946EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsResource Centre, Featherstone Terrace, Southall, UB2 5ALServices to Local Somalis experiencing disadvantage, exclusion, poor social mobility, inequality; Provide ESOL classes; Provide supplementary schooling and mentoring for children; Children’s educational attainment, school attendance and behaviour; Help the young people on education, employment, health and housing issuesFor: Local Somali children in primary-secondary school, Somali parents020 8574 4918EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsTeviot Community Hall, 156 St Leonards Road, London, E14 0QZAdvice, advocacy and information, a women's health project, a luncheon club for older Somali women, youth projects, ESOL and a homework club.For: Somali women, older women, families, young people07508 537892EmailDirections
Somali community organisations702 High Road, Leyton, London, E10 6JPAdvice, information and guidance for Somali and Bravanese people, outreach at GP surgeries and hospitals, and a youth football club.For: Somali and Bravanese residents, young people020 8558 6928EmailDirections
Somali community organisationsWest London Somaliland Community Centre, 80 East Avenue, Hayes, UB3 2HRAdvocacy and help with forms and job searches, a mentoring programme for 11-20 year olds, Tea & Talk workshops for women, and tuition for children.For: Somali families, women, young peopleReferral: Open Monday-Friday 10am-6pm; request an appointment by phone, email or the website form.020 8848 1180EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali community organisationsMayfield House, 202a Cambridge Heath Road, London, E2 9LJFounded by Somali mothers; mental health Community Connectors link women to counselling, peer groups and crisis support, plus domestic abuse, youth and family programmes.For: Women, families, young people020 7790 2650EmailWebsiteDirections
Clinics and hospitalsErith Health Centre, 50 Pier Road, Erith, DA8 1RQDirections
Clinics and hospitals5 Daleham Gardens, London NW3 5BY, United KingdomDirections
Clinics and hospitalsLee Health Centre, 2 Handen Road, London, Greater London, SE12 8NPDirections
Clinics and hospitals580 Holloway Road, London, N7 6LBA service for children and young people experiencing mental health, behaviour and emotional difficulties. They offer assessment and treatment including therapeutic approachesFor: 5 to 18-year-oldsReferral: Health professionals, social services or senior professionals in education020 3316 1824WebsiteDirections
Clinics and hospitalsNorthwick Park Hospital, Watford Road, Harrow, Greater London, HA1 3UJ, United KingdomA mental health acute service for those experiencing severe mental health problems to provide alternative inpatient services/ hospital admission. They offer prompt, intensive support for individuals to receive treatment at homeFor: 18+Referral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)020 8955 4456 07889 233508 020 8869 2690WebsiteDirections
Clinics and hospitalsPhoenix CRC, 40 Masons Hill, Bromley, Kent, BR2 9JGDirections
Clinics and hospitalsSt Charles Hospital, Nightingale Centre, Exmoor Street, North Kensington, London, W10 6DZ, United KingdomDirections
Clinics and hospitals2nd Floor, A Block, 7 Nuttall Street, London N1 5LZDirections
Clinics and hospitalsGround Floor, West Wing, St Pancras Hospital, Saint Pancras Way, London, United KingdomDirections
Clinics and hospitals · Somali spokenGynaecology outpatients, ground floor, Queen Charlotte's & Chelsea Hospital, Du Cane Road, London, W12 0HSNHS specialist FGM clinics run by female midwives, with counselling support and Somali-speaking health advocates; a second clinic is at St Mary's Hospital, W2 1NY.For: WomenReferral: Self-referral (if not pregnant); via GP (NHS e-Referral)077 3097 0738EmailWebsiteDirections
Clinics and hospitalsThe Acorn Centre, 306 London Rd, Romford, RM7 9NHA community service for children and young people experiencing mental health, behaviour and emotional problems. They offer assessment and treatment including therapeutic approachesFor: 0 to 18 year oldsReferral: A professional (GP, school, social worker)0300 300 1751 0300 300 1888WebsiteDirections
Clinics and hospitalsThe Child and Family Centre, 79 Axe Street, Barking, Essex, IG11 7LZDirections
Clinics and hospitalsThe Peckwater Centre, 1st Floor, 6 Peckwater Street, London NW5 2TX, United KingdomA specialist service for older adults to manage their mental health problems, including if they have physical health needs. They offer a range of assessments and treatment based on their needsFor: 65+ years oldReferral: GP020 3317 6541WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesBarnet IAPT1st Floor Westgate House, Edgware Community Hospital, Burnt Oak Broadway, HA8 0ADDirections
Adult mental health servicesVictoria Unit, St Ann's Hospital, St Ann's Road, London, N15 3THA secondary care service for older adults with mental health difficulties or developmental ill-health in later life. They offer a range of treatment based on their needsFor: 65+ years oldReferral: GP020 8702 6300WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health services2a Devonshire Road, Bexleyheath, DA6 8DSDirections
Adult mental health servicesFairfields House, Fairfields Crescent, Roe Green, Kingsbury, London, NW9 0PS, United KingdomDirections
Adult mental health servicesPatient Experience Lead, Bromley Healthcare, Central Court, 1 Knoll Rise, Orpington BR6 0JADirections
Adult mental health services30 Felstead Street, Homerton, London, E9 5LGA mental health of older adults and dementia service for service users, their carers and families. They offer psychiatric and social needs assessment, intervention and treatmentFor: Older peopleReferral: GPs, district nurses, health visitors or social workers020 3222 8500WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesHomerton Row, London, E9 6SRA mental health emergency service for those experiencing severe mental health problems to avoid inpatient services/ hospital admission. They offer prompt, intensive support for individuals to receive treatment at homeFor: Unknown020 8432 8020WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesClinical Treatment Centre, Maudsley Hospital, Denmark Hill, London SE5 8AZDirections
Adult mental health servicesLambeth CMHT Older Adults, Reay House (1st floor), Lambeth Hospital, 109 Landor Road, London SW9 9NTDirections
Adult mental health services91 Granville Park, Lewisham, London, SE13 7DWDirections
Adult mental health servicesMarina House, 63-65 Denmark Hill, Camberwell, London, SE5 8RSDirections
Adult mental health servicesIvy House, Chase Farm Hospital, Ridgeway, Enfield EN2 8JLA mental health acute service for those experiencing severe mental health problems to provide alternative inpatient services/ hospital admission. They offer prompt, intensive support for individuals to receive treatment at homeFor: 16+Referral: Self-referral or professional0208 702 3800WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health services3 Daleham Gardens, Swiss Cottage, London NW3 5BY, United KingdomA specialist treatment service for people experiencing problems with drug misuse. They offer a range of assessments and treatmentFor: 18+ years oldReferral: Self-referral or professionals020 3317 6400WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesEaling IAPT, Third Floor, 84 Uxbridge Road, West Ealing, W13 8RADirections
Adult mental health services4a Marley Close, Greenford, UB6 9UGDirections
Adult mental health servicesEnfield OPCMHT, Emerald House, Chase Farm Hospital, The Ridgeway, Enfield EN2 8JLA secondary care service for older adults with severe or enduring mental health problems. They offer a range of treatment based on their needsFor: 65+ years oldReferral: GPs020 8702 5080WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesEnfield IAPT, The Chase Building, Chase Farm Hospital, The Ridgeway, Enfield, EN2 8JLDirections
Adult mental health servicesCommunity Mental Health Team (CMHT), Memorial Hospital, Shooters Hill, Greenwich, London, SE18 3RGA specialist service for older adults to manage their mental health problems, including if they have physical health needs. They offer a range of assessments and treatment based around their needsFor: 65+Referral: GP or social services020 3228 6920 020 3228 0900 020 8629 4900 020 8836 8670 or 020 8836 8671WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesHammersmith & Fulham Mental Health Unit, Claybrook Road, Hammersmith, W6 8NFDirections
Adult mental health servicesLet'sTalk IAPT Crouch End Health Centre 45 Middle Lane London N8 8PHAn Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service for people who are worried or experiencing low mood. They offer treatment programmes including one to one therapy, counselling and group workFor: 16+Referral: Self-referral020 8702 5309 020 8702 4900 020 3074 2280WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesBentley House, 3rd Floor, 15-21 Headstone Drive, Harrow, London, HA3 5QX, United KingdomDirections
Adult mental health servicesCNWL Talking Therapies Harrow, 12-14 Station Road, Harrow, London, HA1 2SL, United KingdomDirections
Adult mental health servicesWoodland Centre, Hillingdon Hospital, Pield Heath Road, Uxbridge, Greater London, UB8 3NN, United KingdomA specialist service for older adults to manage their mental health problems, including if they have physical health needs. They offer a range of assessments and treatment based on their needsFor: 60+ year oldsReferral: GP, social services or other health professionals020 8206 3920 020 8424 7728 01895 488998WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesHillingdon Talking Therapies Service, Ground Floor, Beaufort House, Cricket Field Road, Uxbridge, UB8 1QG, United KingdomA talking therapy service for people who are worried or experiencing low mood. They offer treatment programmes including one to one therapy, counselling and group workFor: 18+Referral: Self-referral or GP020 8206 3924 020 8515 5015 01895 206800WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesHounslow IAPT, The Isleworth Centre, 146 Twickenham Road, Isleworth, TW7 7DJA talking therapy service for people who are worried or experiencing low mood. They offer treatment programmes including one to one therapy, counselling and group workFor: 18+Referral: Self-referral or GP020 3317 4200 020 3313 5660 0300 123 1156 0300 123 0739WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesFairfields House, Roe Green, Kingsbury, London, NW9 0PS, United KingdomDirections
Adult mental health servicesLakeside Mental Health Unit, Twickenham Road, Isleworth, TW7 6AFDirections
Adult mental health servicesLakeside Mental Health Unit, (West Middlesex Hospital site), Twickenham Road, Isleworth, TW7 6AFDirections
Adult mental health servicesDalbury House, Ferndale Rd, Brixton, London SW9 8APDirections
Adult mental health servicesSt Ann's Road, Haringey, London N15 3THDirections
Adult mental health servicesNorth Westminster Centre for Psychological Wellbeing, 11 Praed Street, London, W2 1NJDirections
Adult mental health services7a Woodfield Road, London, W9 2NW, United KingdomDirections
Adult mental health servicesBridgeways Day Hospital, Turpington Lane, Bromley, BR2 8JADirections
Adult mental health servicesOlder Adults Home Treatment Team, Goodmayes Hospital, Block 8, 157 Barley Lane, Goodmayes, IG3 8XJA specialist service for older adults to manage their mental health problems, including if they have physical health needs. They offer a range of assessments and treatment based on their needsFor: 65+Referral: Self-referral or GP0300 555 1022WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesPark Royal Mental Health Centre, Central Way (off Acton Lane), London, NW10 7NS, United KingdomDirections
Adult mental health servicesRiverside Centre, Colham Green Road, Hillingdon, Greater London, UB8 3NN, United KingdomDirections
Adult mental health servicesUnits 8-10 Blenheim Court, 62 Brewery Road, London N7 9NY, United KingdomA specialist service for older adults to manage their mental health problems, including if they have physical health needs. They offer a range of assessments and treatment based on their needsFor: 65+ years oldReferral: GP020 7561 4197/4218WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesSouth Westminster Centre for Psychological Wellbeing, 190 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, SW1V 1DXDirections
Adult mental health services190 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, SW1V 1DX, United KingdomA specialist service for older adults to manage their mental health problems, including if they have physical health needs. They offer a range of assessments and treatment based on their needsFor: 60+ year oldsReferral: GP, social services or other health professionals020 3317 4242 020 7854 4105WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesSt Charles Hospital, Mental Health Unit, Exmoor Street, London, W10 6DZ, United KingdomDirections
Adult mental health servicesSt Vincent Care Home (Dementia), 49 Queen Caroline Street, London, W6 9QHDirections
Adult mental health servicesA Block, St Bernard's Hospital, Southall, UB1 3EUDirections
Adult mental health servicesSt Leonard's Hospital, Nuttall Street London, N1 5LZImproving Access to Psychological Therapy (IAPT) service offering a range of talking therapy for individuals experiencing common mental health problems and emotional difficulties struggling to copeFor: Adults over the age of 18Referral: Self020 7683 4278/WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesTalking Therapies Barking and Dagenham, Church Elm Lane Health Centre, Church Elm Lane, Dagenham, Essex, RM10 9RRDirections
Adult mental health servicesTalking Therapies Havering, Petersfield Centre, Petersfield Avenue, Harold Hill, RM3 9PBA talking therapy service for people who are worried or experiencing low mood. They offer treatment programmes including one to one therapy, counselling and group workFor: 18+Referral: Self-referral or GP0300 300 1554 0300 300 155 0300 300 1554WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesThe Highgate Mental Health Centre, Dartmouth Park Hill, London N19 5NX, United KingdomA mental health acute service for those experiencing severe mental health problems to provide an alternative inpatient services/ hospital admission. They offer prompt, intensive support for individuals to receive treatment at homeFor: Residents of IslingtonReferral: Self-referral or professionals0800 917 3333WebsiteDirections
Adult mental health servicesTavistock Centre, 120 Belsize Lane, London NW3 5BAA service for children and young people experiencing mental health, behaviour and emotional problems. They offer assessment and treatment including therapeutic approachesFor: 0-18 years oldReferral: Self-referral, professionals from health or education services020 8938 2241WebsiteDirections
Somali community support across the UK
Somali-led and Somali-focused organisations across the UK offering mental health, wellbeing, advocacy and family support, by region.
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East Midlands19 Brunswick Street, Leicester, LE1 2LPBilingual drop-in advice and referrals, translation, food bank, English classes, family and youth support, employment help, homelessness support and a drugs and alcohol service.For: Somali and East African families, adults and young peopleReferral: Drop-in Monday to Thursday 10am to 2pm; one-to-one appointments Friday 10am to 2pm.0116 262 8632EmailWebsiteDirections
East Midlands39A Abingdon Road (off Evington Road), Leicester, LE2 1HADrop-in advice on housing, family and health matters, community, family and youth support, and sessions including youth mental health and dementia awareness.For: Families, young people, adultsReferral: Drop-in (Mon-Wed 10:00-15:00); advice by appointment on Thursdays0116 285 5888EmailWebsiteDirections
London5-7 Assembly Passage, London, E1 4UTAdvocacy and interpreting, referral to local services, health awareness sessions, drug-misuse advice for young people, and citizenship and employment advice.For: Somali adults, young people, older people07985 141559EmailDirections
LondonUnit 44, Doddington & Rollo Community Association, Charlotte Despard Avenue, Battersea, London, SW11 5JEHealth promotion, social wellbeing and education activities for Somali women and children.For: Somali women and children020 7720 3820Directions
London398-400 Lillie Road, London, SW6 7PEInformation, advice, support and advocacy for Somali families, a supplementary school, guidance for parents on the UK school system, and youth work.For: Somali families, parents, young people020 8616 2770EmailDirections
LondonBarnet Multicultural Community Centre, Algernon Road, Hendon, London, NW4 3TAAdvice on money, welfare, housing, employment and health for Somali residents of Barnet, plus a supplementary school and youth activities.For: Somali residents of Barnet, young people07507 670942EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonThe Eversfield Centre, 11 Eversfield Gardens, London, NW7 2AEAdvice, health and wellbeing, mental health, FGM awareness, youth activities and a mother and toddler group for Somali and BME communities.For: Families, women, young people020 8906 8238EmailWebsiteDirections
London7-9 Crowndale Road, London, NW1 1TUHousing, employment and paralegal advice, help with letters and translation, a community health programme on diabetes and high blood pressure, a homework club and a girls' project.For: Somali and BAME families, women, young peopleReferral: Open Monday-Thursday 9:30am-5pm and Saturday 9:30am-4pm.020 7383 2803EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonUnit H, 1 Thorpe Close, London, W10 5XLDrop-in general and debt advice, money management, women's group workshops, ESOL with sewing classes, befriending and carers' support, and a supplementary school.For: Somali and other BME residents, women, older people, carers, familiesReferral: Drop-in advice Monday-Friday 10am-4pm at 1 Thorpe Close (charity register activity statement).07436 270318EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonUnit 1, 50.5 Hanbury Street, London, E1 5JLWelfare advice, help with housing and homelessness, family support, activities to reduce isolation for Somali elders, men's health, a women's support space and youth activities.For: Somali people in Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Newham; elders, women, families, young people07376 193999EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonSelby Centre, Selby Road, Tottenham, London, N17 8JLAutism parenting and children's activities, Tea & Talk sessions, monthly health workshops, ESOL, sewing and tuition, with Somali books and culture.For: Somali parents, children with autism, women, familiesReferral: Autism parenting and children's activities every Sunday 1-3pm; Tea & Talk Tuesdays and Wednesdays 10am-2pm; ESOL Mondays 10am-12pm (all at the Selby Centre).020 8001 7904EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonCommunity House, 311 Fore Street, Edmonton, London, N9 0PZAdvice and advocacy, immigration support, an elders' breakfast club, dementia and mental health services, a women's Tea & Talk drop-in, bereavement support and befriending.For: Somali elders, women, familiesReferral: Weekly elders' breakfast club and weekly women's Tea & Talk drop-in at Community House.020 8373 6340EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonWilliam Morris Community Centre, 8 Greenleaf Road, London, E17 6QQFamily support workshops, interpreting, information for young people and leisure activities for Somali and other minority families.For: Somali women, families, young people07368 840651EmailDirections
LondonCommunity House, 311 Fore Street, Edmonton, London, N9 0PZAdvice on housing, benefits and health, a drop-in for Somali elders with exercise and health awareness, and language and homework classes.For: Somali elders, families, young people020 8373 6375EmailDirections
LondonSelby Centre, Selby Road, Tottenham, London, N17 8JLHousing, welfare rights and health advice, housing floating support for vulnerable Somali adults, and mother-tongue and supplementary classes.For: Somali refugees, vulnerable adults, families020 8885 1307EmailDirections
London · Somali spokenPrinting House, 66 Lower Road, Harrow, HA2 0DHFree, confidential advice and information, health and wellbeing workshops (including living with long-term conditions), support for parents and carers, and youth and holiday activities.For: Somali and Arabic-speaking families, parents and carers, young peopleReferral: Book an appointment by phone or through the website.020 8423 5948EmailWebsiteDirections
London992 Uxbridge Road, Hayes, UB4 0RLCounselling, advice, translation, help with forms, CVs and job searches, and youth activities for disadvantaged families.For: Somali families, young people0330 122 2314EmailDirections
London12 East Avenue, Hayes, UB3 2HPAdvice on employment, benefits and education, IT and ESOL courses, and an after-school club for Somali women and their families.For: Somali women and families020 8573 8225EmailDirections
LondonWest LondonSupport group based in west london offering a range of services and activities; One stop shop for advice and info e.g. housing, benefit, etc; Empowerment club for women and girls; Befriending project; Steps in employment project; Excursions for familiesFor: Youth and womenWebsiteDirections
Londonc/o Croydon & Sutton Law Centre, 79 Park Lane, Croydon, CR0 1JGAdvice, information, advocacy and interpreting for people of Somali descent in Croydon, short breaks for carers, a luncheon club and home care.For: Somali residents of Croydon, older people, carers020 8665 0921EmailDirections
LondonEmpire House, Empire Way, Wembley, HA9 0EWAdvice and advocacy on benefits, housing, education and debt for Somali refugees, with home visits for disabled and older people, plus children's sport.For: Somali refugees and families, older and disabled peopleReferral: Monday-Thursday 9:30am-5pm (closed Friday); phone for an appointment or drop in to the Wembley office.020 8970 2141EmailWebsiteDirections
London46 Whitechapel Road, London, E1 1JXHealth and wellbeing advice and family mediation for the Somali community, plus after-school classes and sport for children.For: Somali families, children and young people020 7650 3038EmailDirections
London · Somali spoken38 Bensington Court, New Road, Bedfont, Feltham, TW14 8HXFree individual and group counselling, FGM counselling, a parent and teen support group, help accessing mental health services, plus advice and a youth club.For: Adults, women, young people, families020 8890 5385EmailWebsiteDirections
London · Somali spoken225-227 Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 2DAAdvice on welfare, health and other services, targeted mental health support, health workshops, youth work and services for older Somali residents.For: Adults, older people, young people, families020 7272 0550EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonThe Stowe Centre, 258 Harrow Road, London, W2 5ESA women's programme with a wellbeing element, family support with parenting workshops and befriending, youth mentoring, and advice and advocacy.For: Women, families, young people, older people07956 882066EmailWebsiteDirections
London · Somali spokenAnnex Building, 13-15 Stockwell Road, London, SW9 9AUBilingual advice and advocacy, a women's group, health education sessions, and football and weekend classes for young people.For: Families, women, older people, young people020 7738 6372EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonEtta Community Hall, Gosterwood Street, Deptford, London, SE8 5PBInformation and advice on housing, welfare, health and immigration for Somali people in Lewisham, plus classes.For: Somali residents of Lewisham and nearby boroughs07956 941892EmailDirections
LondonUnit S5, Montefiore Centre, Hanbury Street, London, E1 5HZInformal advice and guidance on welfare, housing and debt, employability workshops, literacy and numeracy classes and job training.For: Somali and East African adults, job seekers020 7423 9917EmailWebsiteDirections
London · Somali spokenUnit 6, 7 Thorpe Close, London, W10 5XLWeekly Somali and Arabic counselling clinics, women's peer support groups (Journey of Hope), FGM and VAWG support, and parent and youth projects.For: Women, families, young people020 8969 7456EmailWebsiteDirections
London87 Burdett Road, London, E3 4JNAdvice and information on housing, immigration, benefits and health for Somali people, plus language classes, homework help and youth activities.For: Somali families, children, young people07904 281333EmailDirections
LondonSuite 13, Moran House, 449-451 High Road, Willesden, NW10 2JJDay-to-day advice, information and guidance, advocacy for mothers and children on housing, benefits, health, education and immigration, and skills and employment training.For: Somali mothers, women and familiesWebsiteDirections
London · Somali spoken266 Tiverton Road, London (visits by appointment), N15 6RTMental health, learning disability and autism support, youth mentoring and advocacy for the Somali community; it also works in Somalia.For: Adults, carers, young people07823 325997EmailWebsiteDirections
London1-2 Lismore Circus, Gospel Oak, London, NW5 4QFAdvice and information on local services, housing advice, and outreach support for families.For: Somali families020 7267 8897EmailDirections
London62a St Pauls Crescent, London, NW1 9XZAdvice and advocacy, family support, fathers' outreach, youth work and school link work for Somali young people.For: Somali families, fathers, young people020 3489 4404EmailDirections
LondonThe Resource Centre, Featherstone Terrace, Southall, UB2 5ALSchool-home support for Somali families (interpreting, newsletters, parents' evenings), supplementary classes for children aged 5-16, and basic advice and information.For: Somali refugee families, children020 8917 9343EmailDirections
LondonChalkhill Community Centre, 113 Chalkhill Road, Wembley Park (outreach session venue; Mind in Harrow runs the project), HA9 9FXWeekly drop-in giving culturally tailored mental health support, casework and one-to-one help for Somali people, their carers and families.For: Somali adults 18+ in north-west London, carers and familiesReferral: Every Monday, 12 noon-2pm, at Chalkhill Community Centre.020 8426 0929EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonRoxeth Library, Northolt Road, Harrow (outreach session venue; Mind in Harrow runs the project), HA2 8EQSomali mental health project: one-to-one casework for families in a mental health crisis, monthly wellbeing workshops, and advocacy and interpreting support to reach mental health services.For: Somali adults 18+ affected by mental health problems, and their carersReferral: Outreach session every first Thursday of the month, 10:30am-1:30pm, at Roxeth Library; monthly workshops at Harrow and Wealdstone Library; or contact Mind in Harrow.020 8426 0929EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonUnit 50, Camberwell Business Centre, 99-103 Lomond Grove, London SE5 7HNOur mission is to help Somali communities improve the quality of their lives enabling them to become fully empowered and play an effective role in their local society. Work is for the common good and collective well-being; we bring people together, sharing knowledge and coordinating developmental activity, opinion and insight020 7358 3274EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonWhite City Community Centre, India Way, London, W12 7QTAdvocacy and care-and-support for Somali families and students, health awareness sessions including dementia in the Somali community, and foodbank vouchers.For: Families, parents, students020 7101 3426EmailWebsiteDirections
London131A Kingsman Street, Woolwich, London, SE18 5PSDrop-in signposting, crisis intervention for families, and group sessions and information meetings for parents and young people.For: Somali parents, families, young peopleReferral: Drop-in sessions (times not stated).020 8854 0404EmailDirections
LondonGranby Hall, 37 St Matthew's Row, London, E2 6DTDaytime club with lunch six days a week, advice and information on welfare and housing, health advice, interpreting and social activities.For: Somali older peopleReferral: Open Monday-Saturday 9:30am-4pm (charity register activity statement).07949 244941EmailDirections
LondonCardinal Heenan Centre, 326 High Road, Ilford, IG1 1QPWelfare rights advice and advocacy covering benefits, housing and mental health, plus debt help and an employment surgery for BAME women.For: Adults, women020 8553 7969EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonGreenford Community Centre, 170 Oldfield Lane South, Greenford, UB6 9JSHelps people in distress or ill health to reach services, gives welfare support, and runs community and educational activities.For: Somali women, refugee and migrant families020 8752 1787EmailDirections
LondonGround floor Plimsoll Building, Handyside St, London N1C 4BQA service working to tackle key social issues effecting young Somali people including gang-related activities, knife and gun crime, educational underachievement, school exclusions and anti-social behaviourFor: Youth (18+)+44 (0) 20 7164 6931WebsiteDirections
LondonThe Resource Centre, Featherstone Terrace, Southall, UB2 5ALConfidential telephone and email counselling, drop-in sessions, signposting and referrals, parent and child sessions, mentoring and tuition.For: Young Somali people, parents020 3092 2946EmailDirections
LondonResource Centre, Featherstone Terrace, Southall, UB2 5ALServices to Local Somalis experiencing disadvantage, exclusion, poor social mobility, inequality; Provide ESOL classes; Provide supplementary schooling and mentoring for children; Children’s educational attainment, school attendance and behaviour; Help the young people on education, employment, health and housing issuesFor: Local Somali children in primary-secondary school, Somali parents020 8574 4918EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonTeviot Community Hall, 156 St Leonards Road, London, E14 0QZAdvice, advocacy and information, a women's health project, a luncheon club for older Somali women, youth projects, ESOL and a homework club.For: Somali women, older women, families, young people07508 537892EmailDirections
London702 High Road, Leyton, London, E10 6JPAdvice, information and guidance for Somali and Bravanese people, outreach at GP surgeries and hospitals, and a youth football club.For: Somali and Bravanese residents, young people020 8558 6928EmailDirections
LondonWest London Somaliland Community Centre, 80 East Avenue, Hayes, UB3 2HRAdvocacy and help with forms and job searches, a mentoring programme for 11-20 year olds, Tea & Talk workshops for women, and tuition for children.For: Somali families, women, young peopleReferral: Open Monday-Friday 10am-6pm; request an appointment by phone, email or the website form.020 8848 1180EmailWebsiteDirections
LondonMayfield House, 202a Cambridge Heath Road, London, E2 9LJFounded by Somali mothers; mental health Community Connectors link women to counselling, peer groups and crisis support, plus domestic abuse, youth and family programmes.For: Women, families, young people020 7790 2650EmailWebsiteDirections
North WestAllerton House, Duke Street North, off Prince Street, Bolton, BL1 2NEClient drop-in with help on housing, translation, employment and training, plus health promotion, youth activities and a homework club.For: Somali community in Bolton (not exclusively), young people, familiesReferral: Client drop-in (hours not stated).01204 813485EmailDirections
North WestWindrush Millennium Centre, 70 Alexandra Road, Moss Side, Manchester, M16 7WDDrop-in centre giving support services to elders and welfare advice, help with tribunal appeals, a work and job club, ESOL and IT classes, and a homework club.For: Somali residents of Manchester, elders, job seekersReferral: Drop-in centre (hours not stated).07794 297045EmailDirections
North West12 Beaconsfield Street, Toxteth, Liverpool, L8 2UUWomen's centre with advice surgeries, activities for older and young women, children's play schemes and a project reducing FGM risk for girls.For: Women, children, families0151 727 1008EmailWebsiteDirections
North WestMoss Side Millennium Powerhouse, 140 Raby Street, Moss Side, Manchester, M14 4SLSmall charity offering education, employment and training support and information, advice and guidance for young people and their families.For: Young people and families, Somali community07733 708628EmailDirections
North WestLiverpool Somali Community Centre, 57 Granby Street, Liverpool, L8 2TUElders' support including hot meals and dementia support, support for young people with health or mental health needs, and signposting on benefits, housing, employment and education.For: Somali community: elders, young people, families07788 235820EmailDirections
North West145 Granby Street, Liverpool, L8 2URCommunity centre with an elders' lunch club, advice on welfare rights, benefits, housing, health and jobs, and an advocacy and interpreting service for dealing with authorities.For: Somali community and Merseyside residents, elders0151 727 3000EmailDirections
North West153b Princess Road, Moss Side, Manchester, M14 4REAdvice and advocacy for Somali adults and elders, including home visits, interpreting, escorts to GP and hospital appointments, and a social club.For: Adults, older people0161 227 7966EmailWebsiteDirections
North WestUnit 7, Cariocca Business Park, 2 Hellidon Close, Ardwick, Manchester, M12 4AHAdvice and support on debt, housing, health, benefits, education, employment and council services, plus ESOL classes and a work club.For: People of Somali descent in Manchester; ESOL and work club open to all0161 272 7909EmailWebsiteDirections
North West2 Coltart Road, Toxteth, Liverpool, L8 0TWLong-established women's group running health and wellbeing projects, English language and citizenship classes for women, and playschemes for children.For: Somali women and their children0773090152EmailDirections
South EastGround Floor, 599 Avebury Boulevard, Milton Keynes, MK9 3HRCulturally informed mentoring, sport-based diversion, skills training and career guidance, wellbeing support and holiday activity and food programmes for young people at risk of crime or exploitation.For: Young people aged 12-25, children and familiesReferral: Referral form on the website for schools, youth workers, social prescribers and families (reply within 2 working days); office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 10am-2pm.01908 410907EmailWebsiteDirections
South WestFirst Floor, 7 Eastgate Office Centre, Eastgate Road, Bristol, BS5 6XXAdvocacy, practical guidance, training and emotional support for families of autistic children, including coffee mornings, EHCP support, transition-to-adulthood and NHS health navigator projects.For: Families of autistic children and young people, Somali and other migrant communitiesReferral: Contact by phone (also 07354 486 322) or email; coffee mornings open to anyone, no diagnosis needed.0117 427 0562EmailWebsiteDirections
South West43 Ducie Road, Barton Hill, Bristol, BS5 0AXFree advice, one-to-one and group mental health and wellbeing services, a drugs and alcohol awareness project, and youth and older adults projects.For: Adults, young people, older people0117 907 7994EmailWebsiteDirections
South WestEaston Community Centre, Kilburn Street, Easton, Bristol, BS5 6AWWeekly women's breakfast session with conversation on chosen topics and support and advice on issues that matter to the women attending.For: Somali womenReferral: Drop in: Wednesdays 10am-1pm, term time only; contact Abiir.07539 309 326EmailWebsiteDirections
South WestGreenway Business Centre, Unit 3, Doncaster Road, Southmead, Bristol (service location given on the Charity Commission record; registered contact address 78-86 Pennywell Road, Bristol BS5 0TG), BS10 5PYAdvice and information, school subject support for children and young people, and small-group ESOL classes for women.For: Children, young people, women, families, older people0117 382 0086EmailWebsiteDirections
West Midlands1st Floor, 12 Whitmore Road, Small Heath, Birmingham, B10 0NPFree bilingual information, advice and guidance on housing, benefits, health appointments and employment, plus translation, ESOL, IT courses and after-school activities for children.For: People of Somali and Horn of Africa descent, refugees, families, young people0121 682 8899EmailWebsiteDirections
West MidlandsHuda Community Centre, 1 Unett Street, Newtown, Birmingham, B19 3BPWorkshops for women and young people, counselling and guidance on education and family issues, homework clubs, supplementary classes, sport and cultural activities.For: Somali community in Birmingham and the West Midlands: women, children, young people, families0121 448 5058EmailWebsiteDirections
West MidlandsVictoria Park Skills Centre, Corbett Street, Smethwick, B66 3PUBenefits, debt and cost-of-living advice, referrals to housing, health and education services, employment support, ESOL, homework club, soup kitchen and family projects.For: Somali community, refugees and migrants, families, young peopleReferral: Advice service Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm.0121 448 3940EmailWebsiteDirections
West Midlands29 Walsgrave Road, Coventry, CV2 4HEAdvice and guidance, interpreting, help to reach housing, benefits, health, jobs and training, parent education and extra classes for children aged 6 to 16.For: Somali residents of Coventry, families, children, elders07944 518241EmailWebsiteDirections
Yorkshire and The HumberVestry Hall, 54 Cemetery Road, Sheffield, S11 8FPCommunity centre offering advice by appointment, debt advice, an FGM and domestic abuse programme, an autism and disability parents' group, health and exercise sessions, ESOL and youth clubs.For: Somali community and local residents: women, parents, families, young peopleReferral: Advice by appointment Mon, Tue, Wed 10am-3pm; FGM and domestic abuse programme Tue 11am-2pm; autism and disability parents' drop-in Tue 10am-1pm; debt advice Thu 10am-1pm (as listed on its How We Help page).0114 278 7662EmailWebsiteDirections
Yorkshire and The Humber8 Paradise Street, Sheffield, S1 2DFCulturally sensitive support for Somali people with mental health problems, their families and carers, plus community awareness and prevention work.For: Adults, families, carers0114 275 8556EmailWebsiteDirections
Yorkshire and The HumberVerdon Recreation Centre, 70 Andover Street, Burngreave, Sheffield, S3 9EHSomali-founded youth charity in Burngreave running mentoring, sport, leadership and girls' projects, with a mental health outreach worker for young people.For: Young people, girls aged 11-20, BAME young people07473 527520EmailWebsiteDirections
Northern Ireland185A Ormeau Road, Belfast, BT7 1SQWeekly drop-in advice on public services such as immigration, education and health, signposting, hate crime support, homework club, literacy, numeracy and English classes, and youth activities.For: Somali people in Northern Ireland: families, children, young people, women, older people, refugees and asylum seekersReferral: Drop-in service: visit without an appointment (weekly, per the charity's register entry).028 9020 0792 / 07454 775666EmailWebsiteDirections
Wales2nd Floor, Butetown Community Centre, Loudoun Square, Butetown, Cardiff, CF10 5JAHayaan Project: culturally adept advocacy and mediation for families facing mental health and autism/SEN challenges, weekly parent coffee mornings, and advice.For: Women, families (particularly Somali and Sudanese)029 2002 6470EmailWebsiteDirections
WalesGrange Pavilion, Grange Gardens, Grangetown, Cardiff, CF11 7LJStudy clubs and mentoring for children and young people, and ESOL, IT and other classes plus advice and information sessions to help women use services.For: Children, young people and women, mainly from the Somali community07835 042574EmailWebsiteDirections
Wales68 James Street, Butetown, Cardiff, CF10 5EZAdvice, support and advocacy for Somali people, helping them take up public services, with bilingual staff where possible.For: Somali people in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan, including children, young people, older and disabled people029 2049 9916EmailWebsiteDirections
Somali-speaking private health and care
Counsellors, clinics and care providers who say they offer their services in Somali. Most charge fees. BSMA does not recommend or endorse them: check the registration shown before you book.
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Counselling · Somali spokenOnline across the UK; face to face by arrangement in EalingPsychodynamic counselling and psychotherapy, including EMDR and brief solution-focused work, mainly by video.For: Adults, couples and families: anxiety, depression, grief, relationships, trauma including war and displacementRegistered: BACP registered member, accredited (17454)Fees: From £60 a session; concessionary ratesWebsite
Counselling · Somali spokenHabib Counselling, 22 Seven Sisters Road, Holloway, London, N7 6AGCounselling and psychotherapy (CBT, psychodynamic, person-centred) face to face in Holloway, online and by telephone.For: Adults, couples, families and young people: depression, anxiety, bereavement, trauma, relationshipsRegistered: BACP registered member (393295)Fees: From £70 a session07895 798236EmailWebsiteDirections
Counselling · Somali spokenBirmingham (B15), online and by telephoneIntegrative counselling (CBT, person-centred, psychodynamic, solution-focused), face to face, online, outdoors or by telephone.For: Adults and young people: anxiety, depression, trauma, bereavement, relationships, women's issuesRegistered: BACP registered member (383011)Fees: From £50 a session; concessionary ratesWebsite
Counselling · Somali spokenLondon (SE1, SW10) and Feltham; online and by telephoneIntegrative counselling, face to face, online or by telephone, Monday to Saturday with flexible hours.For: Adults and young peopleRegistered: BACP registered member (147918)Fees: From £50 a session; concessionary rates07747 695781Website
Counselling · Somali spokenOnline and by telephone (based in Croydon)Psychodynamic and person-centred counselling, short or long term, by video or telephone.For: AdultsRegistered: BACP registered member (402441)Fees: From £60 a session07438 683374Website
Dentist · Somali spoken90 Chamberlayne Road, Kensal Rise, London, NW10 3JLNHS and private dentistry: check-ups, hygiene, fillings, root canal, extractions, dentures, implants, Invisalign and emergency appointments.For: Adults and children, NHS and private patientsRegistered: CQC registered; dentists on the GDC register (84855, 202412)Fees: Private consultation £25; emergency appointment £65020 8969 4404WebsiteDirections
Physiotherapy · Somali spokenLDN Physio, 22-24 Corsham Street, Old Street, London, N1 6DRPrivate physiotherapy for muscle, joint and sports injuries, bookable online.For: AdultsRegistered: HCPC registered physiotherapist (PH96084)WebsiteDirections
Autism and SEN · Somali spokenFirst Floor, 7 Eastgate Office Centre, Eastgate Road, Bristol, BS5 6XXAdvocacy, EHCP support, NHS health navigator and transition projects, coffee mornings and training for families of autistic children.For: Families of autistic children and young people in Bristol, particularly Somali and other minority ethnic familiesRegistered: Community interest company (08694864)0117 427 0562EmailWebsiteDirections
Home care · Somali spokenNuvo House Business Centre, Austin Way, Hamstead Industrial Estate, Birmingham, B42 1DUHome care: personal care, companionship and support for people with dementia or learning disabilities, with male or female carers.For: Adults and older people in BirminghamRegistered: CQC rated Good0121 507 0088WebsiteDirections
Home care · Somali spokenUnit 6, Townmead Business Centre, William Morris Way, Fulham, London, SW6 2SZHome care: live-in, personal and respite care across west London, including Ealing, Hayes, Southall and Uxbridge.For: Adults and children, including people with dementia, learning disabilities or mental health conditionsRegistered: CQC rated Good (2025)020 3592 6072WebsiteDirections
Talking about mental health
Since our first community event, a mental health workshop in Birmingham in 2019, our members have worked to open up conversation and reduce stigma around mental illness in the Somali community.
Our workshops continue across the UK. To bring one to your community, get in touch.
The mental health track at ESMC 2026.
The BSMA mental health awareness event, Birmingham, 2019.Somali Mental Health Awareness, with the BSMA, on SomsatTV.
Help us improve the maps
These resources were collated by our Mental Health Working Group, with special thanks to Siham Omar, Asha Elmi and Ladan Osman. If you have updates, corrections or new services to add, please tell us.
We are building more resources to lower the barriers at every stage of care. Donations to our charity, the British Somali Medical Foundation, fund our community health work.
