News and reports

Are you a male who is living in Brent? There is a new Men's Social club in Harlesden called Men United. Read on for more information and additional mental health support.

Brent Council have launched a new campaign, which aims to tackle the homelessness emergency in the area.

Feedback and suggestions from 42 residents to improve Brent Adult Social care.

In partnership with The Advocacy Project, we invited the renowned poet and author Michael Rosen on 29 July to share his experience with ill health and overcoming hardship. Following the event, we're excited to announce our 2024 poetry competition 'Survivor Stories', which will be judged by Michael himself.

Are you a Brent resident looking to work on your physical fitness? We have compiled free and paid activities to help you reach your exercise goals.

Our Engagement Officer visited Brent Play Association and spoke to clients and staff. This is an insight into a successful day centre for young adults with special needs.

Our 2023-2024 annual report is now available

An overview of our work from the past year

We are sharing details about the Brent Autism Care Navigation Service and how you or your loved one can start receiving support.

During Carers’ Week 2024, the Central and North West London NHS Trust launched their first Carers’ Charter for unpaid carers. We have shared more information below.

If you need to find organisations that support people with disabilities, we have compiled both free and paid resources.

Every month, we come together with our host organisation The Advocacy Project and Brent Councillor Ketan Sheth to host a topical discussion about building better health equalities. Previous topics have included children and young people's mental health, food inequality and hidden addictions.