You know us as Lambeth ACCORD
Our building is home to a diverse and dynamic community of charities and other organisations which provide vital services to disabled and older people, carers and others who need support. Most focus their work on Lambeth; some provide services to people in London or nationally.
Meet some of the people who work in the building. See our video for International Women’s Day.
You can find out more about our community of organisations below.
Alliance for Inclusive Education is a national campaigning and information-sharing network led by disabled people. ALLFIE campaign for all disabled learners to have the right to access and be supported in mainstream education.
Culturally Appropriate Peer Support & Advocacy (CAPSA) is a service that was designed by, with and for Black communities in Lambeth. Our goal is to support and empower people of African and/or Caribbean heritage with a range of mental health, social care and access needs through peer support and advocacy.
Block 336 runs a visual art Access Programme for people with mental health difficulties together with SLaM (South London and Maudsley) and Creative Future.
Breaking Out of the Bubble formerly People First Lambeth is a Disabled People’s Organisation that offers self-advocacy groups to adults with learning disabilities.
At Carers’ Hub Lambeth, our mission is to improve carers’ lives in Lambeth through quality services and community engagement.
Established in 2014, the Cherry Groce Foundation aims to make a difference to the lives of ordinary people who are faced with extraordinary challenges.
The Community Support Network, South London (CSN) supports mental health service users in Lambeth to have a real say in the treatment, care and services they receive. We are independent and user led.
We are a grassroots charity in south London whose vision is to end the digital divide.
Our mission is to enable sustainable access to technology and education needed to extend digital inclusion to all.
Contact Lambeth SEND Participation and Engagement Service offer additional support and empower parents and carers who require emotional and practical support via face-to-face, individual and group sessions, telephone, email and regular communication bulletins.
DASL works with disabled and older people and carers, mainly in Lambeth. We provide a range of services including information, advice, advocacy and independent living support.
Healthy Living Platform – a Lambeth based food charity – runs the Healthy Living Community Kitchen providing a well-equipped, high-quality kitchen space to empower and enable communities to support each other through food.
Inclusion London is a London-wide Deaf and disabled people’s organisation promoting equality for the capitals 1.4 million Deaf and disabled people and capacity support to London’s Deaf and disabled people’s organisations.
Look Ahead are specialists in delivering services in the areas of mental health, learning disabilities, homelessness and young people services. We are one of the largest providers of specialist mental health support services across London and the South East.
At 336 our Floating Support Service provides practical focused support to persons referred by agreed pathways and living in Lambeth for 12 weeks. Support workers can provide assistance with Housing -Benefit and Social issues.
Share Community is a registered charity and leading provider of specialist training and support services for adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities, and mental health needs across London. Our main site is in the London Borough of Wandsworth. Services for our Lambeth residents are provided at 336 Brixton Road. We’ve also recently added a brand new, purpose-built, fully accessible kitchen facility at 336 so our students can learn essential home-cooking skills. Share’s aim is to help people enjoy more choice and independence, and live happier, healthier lives.
Wheels for Wellbeing supports disabled people to cycle. We run regular group sessions at the Croydon Sports Arena and the Herne Hill Velodrome.