One of our local residents is training to run the London Marathon on 28th April and all funds raised...
Living Well is a caring community which aims to be a place where people feel accepted, loved and valued.
We work with our partners to support people with different needs – including addictions, mental health problems, debt or homelessness – in Penge, South East London and the surrounding areas.
Our work reflects our Christian beliefs and everyone is welcome, whoever they are.
Our services are all free to use and include a foodbank, a community lunch, mental health support, debt advice and help with addiction.
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We're looking for new volunteers! There are lots of ways to help out at Living Well, from working behind the scenes making up food bags to collecting food from supermarkets, serving hot drinks or working in the foodbank.
We will be holding our next induction session for new volunteers on Saturday 6th April at 10 a.m. It's a chance to find out more about Living Well and the different volunteering opportunities we have. If you'd like to come along, please let us know by filling in our volunteer form, or email us at hello@livingwell.life.
Support Us
Living Well exists thanks to the generosity of our supporters.
You can help our community continue to thrive by sharing your time and skills with us, or by donating money or food.
Whatever you can give will help us grow as a community and support those in need in Penge and the surrounding areas.
Need Support?
If you are struggling with debt, homelessness, addictions or loneliness we may be able to help.
Our foodbank opens three times a week and our partners can help with drug and alcohol addiction, debt, managing money and benefits.
Our community lunch takes place every Friday. We offer a warm welcome, time to talk or just be still and rest.
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