Organisations at the Carers Support Centre
As well as the Carers Information Service, the Carers Support Centre is home to a number of organisations supporting Croydon carers, those they care for and the local community.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation UK
Founded in 1987, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) is the largest specialised provider of HIV medical care in the world, operating in over 43 countries. Their mission is to provide cutting-edge medicine and advocacy, regardless of ability to pay, and access to the latest HIV treatments for all who need them. AHF started its UK programme in 2019, providing free and anonymous HIV rapid testing, prevention and information in Croydon.
Call: 020 8663 5635
Autus
A charitable organisation that creates opportunities for growth, learning and work for young people with Autistic Spectrum Conditions. Autus use innovative and engaging virtual environments to provide a range of programmes and activities that help to build confidence, facilitate personal and professional growth, develop social communication, digital and employability skills.
Call: 020 8649 6294
Healthwatch Croydon
Monitors and reports on the experiences of Croydon residents of local health and social care services.
Call: 020 8649 9339 (option 5)
JAGS Foundation
Raises awareness of youth on youth violence, provides opportunities for young people and campaigns for change.
Call: 020 8649 9339 (option 8)
KIDS SENDIASS
Offers information, advice and support for parents and carers of children and young people (up to 25 years) with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). This is a free, confidential and impartial service for Croydon residents.
Call: 020 8649 9339 (option 6)
Parents in Partnership (PIP)
Provides information and support to parents of children and young adults with special needs and disabilities.
Call: 020 8649 9339 (option 7)
Young Carers Service (Off the Record)
Provides support for young people in Croydon aged 7 - 25 who are caring for someone with a physical disability, mental health problem, long-term illness or learning disability. Part of Off The Record Youth Counselling Croydon.
Call: 020 8649 9339 (option 2)
