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    Barnardos Young Womens Project

    LondonN7 8QJ
    Offers support to girls and young women abused, or at serious risk of being sexually exploited. Offers advice, information and advocacy, health care, group work and recreational activities. Free food, snacks and drinks provided.
    020 7700 2253 Fax: 020 7697 8307

    Central London Action on Sexual Health (CLASH)

    First Floor, Orange Zone in the Margaret Pyke CentreMortimer Market CentreCapper StreetLondonWC1E 6JB
    CLASH provides free sexual health services for sex workers, homeless people, drug users, Black Asian and Minority Ethnic people (BAME) and men who have sex with men (MSM).

    English Collective of Prostitutes

    Crossroads Women's Centre25 Wolsey MewsLondonNW5 2DX
    Network of women of different nationalities and backgrounds working in various areas of the sex industry. Offers help and advice on a range of issues including legal advice. Campaigns for decriminalisation and financial alternatives so that sex workers can leave prostitution if they want.
    020 7482 2496 Fax: 020 7209 4761 Textphone/Minicom: 020 7482 2496

    Habari

    11 Warwick StreetLondonW1B 5NA
    Training on sexual health and HIV. Free lunch and creche.
    020 7434 1622 Fax: 020 7287 1368

    New Horizon Youth Centre

    68 Chalton StreetLondonNW1 1JR
    Day centre for young homeless people. Offers advice, resettlement work and information. Social area and activities including gym, art workshops, music, drama, sports, peer education programme and women's and men's groups. Provides education, employment and training advice, and advocacy and representation in court. Primary Health…
    020 7388 5560 (Admin), 020 7388 5570 (Youth Work), 020 7388 5580 (Advice Resettlement and Outreach) Fax: 020 7388 5848

    New Horizon Youth Centre Outreach and Womens Open Space Project

    68 Chalton StreetLondonNW1 1JR
    Working on the streets of Camden and Islington with young people and female sex workers. The team works with rough sleepers, women in the sex industry and people with multiple needs. Provides a resettlement drop-in at Holloway prison and escorts young people and women to…
    020 7388 5560 Fax: 020 7388 5848

    Safer Streets Team (Camden Council)

    (Formerly known as Camden Street Services Team)
    140-142 Kings Cross RoadLondonWC1X 9DS
    The commissioned outreach service for the Council, targeting rough sleepers, street drinkers, beggars, street-based sex workers and street-based drug users. Aims to reduce the social impact of these groups on local areas and also to address the social exclusion of the current street population and…
    020 7833 7970 Freephone: 0808 8000005 Fax: 020 7837 6810

    Salvation Army Outreach Street Team

    Faith House11 Argyle StreetLondonWC1H 8EJ
    Street work with sex workers and people who misuse alcohol and drugs. Small selection of books available for marginalised, at risk and vulnerable people (Telephone for details of this service).
    020 7837 5149 Fax: 020 7278 9928

    University College London Hospital (UCLH) Find and Treat Team

    (MXU Formerly known as University College Hospital (UCH) Mobile X-ray Unit.)
    Hospital for Tropical DiseasesMortimer MarketLondonWC1E 6JB
    Mobile Tuberculosis (TB) X-Ray screening service operating across London at a variety of sites. Aimed at marginalised groups who have difficulty accessing mainstream healthcare. The X-Ray equipment is digital and so both gives instant results and is less intrusive than older units (people do not…
    020 344 79842 Fax: 020 344 79842

    Women@the Well

    (Women at the Well)
    WC1H 8BB
    Drop-in support service, showers, laundry, food/hot meals, clothing, advice (including legal advice), leisure activities, counselling, training and volunteering opportunities.
    020 7520 1710 Fax: 020 7278 4538
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