Time4Lambeth is our Timebanking outreach project specifically focusing on Lambeth.

Interested in Timebanking in Lambeth?  If so then Time4Lambeth is for you!

We are working to develop and grow Timebanking in Lambeth, through developing a network of hubs, so that more people can enjoy the benefits of Timebanking.

Every day thousands of acts of neighbourliness take place on our Lambeth streets, on our estates/blocks and in our buildings. Living in an area with good neighbours makes us feel safer, provides a local support system and increase our wellbeing.

From saying hello when you bump into each other on the street, to being respectful of the noise levels in your home so they don’t disturb your neighbours, it’s the little things that count. Being neighbourly makes a positive contribution to how we feel about where we live and for this reason the ‘Love Your Neighbour’ campaign aims to celebrate neighbourliness that takes place in all parts of the borough and to encourage more neighbourly acts to happen.

Lambeth Age UK supports older people in Lambeth.

Looking for support but not sure where to go?
Feel like things are getting too much but don’t know where to turn?

We can help!

Lambeth Age UK supports older people in Lambeth.

Looking for support but not sure where to go?
Feel like things are getting too much but don’t know where to turn?

We can help!

We offer services and support for relatives, friends and neighbours who have a caring role. The caring role may be because a loved one is elderly, has a disability, long term health condition, mental ill health or substance misuse.

For example, you might be speaking up for someone, going to appointments with them, or helping them to stay safe.

To register with Carers Hub Lambeth you must be either (or both):

• Living in Lambeth
• Caring for someone who lives in Lambeth

This guide is for people who have care and support needs, their carers and people who are planning for their future care needs.

Information, advice and guidance on what benefits carers can get.

If you provide care and support to an adult friend or family member or a disabled child, you may be eligible for support from your local council.

Before you receive any help from your local council, you need to have a carer's assessment. As a carer you have a right to an assessment of your needs.

Although treatment on the NHS is free at the point of delivery, there may still be some costs, such as your journey to hospital. But much or all of these costs can be reclaimed, which should ease any added stress. This page explains in full detail how to claim the money you're entitled to.

Information on Personal Independence Payments (PIP)

Information, advice and guidance on what benefits carers can get.

Information, advice and guidance on housing and care homes.

Information, advice and guidance on taking a break.

A guide to care and support: your right to social care and support.

Watch this video on caring for a parent at home.

If you're a carer, there are many organisations that can provide practical and financial help, as well as short breaks from caring. You can find information and advice here.

The Carers Trust has 144 carers' centres across the UK where you can find information, emotional support and training in skills such as first aid and stress reduction.

Looking after your loved ones can be tough, but you’re not on your own. Led by carers, we’re here to give you expert help & support.

As the UK's only national membership charity for carers, Carers UK is both a support network and a movement for change.