The internet is also a great source of information and you may be able to find further help or information, below are some organisations, that may be useful to you. Links to their websites are on the right.
Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)
A charity that provides advice and advocacy for members of the public on a whole range of issues. CAB can help you about problems from understanding a notice to quit to getting money advice if you are in debt.
Homeless London
A directory that lists around 1500 services in London and is a search engine for these services and information.
St Mungos
A charity that does work with homeless people and all the difficulties they face.
Crisis
A charity that do fantastic work with people faced with homelessness in London. Crisis opens seven centres between 23 - 30 December offering homeless or vulnerably housed people companionship, access to essential services, learning opportunities and a programme of entertainment
Single Homeless Project (SHP)
A London-based charity working with people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Broadway
Provides a range of services from street to home for vulnerable individuals when they need it. They work with and encourage other agencies that support homeless people to push forward the barriers of good practice.
Thames Reach
A London based charity helping homeless and vulnerable people to find decent homes build supportive relationships and lead fulfilling lives; they are particularly aimed with helping those that are street homeless.
Womens Aid
People suffering from Domestic Violence may be able to find some helpful information on this website, also information about how to hide the websites you have visited.
The Rent Service
The Rent Service website will tell you all the information you need to know about Local Housing Allowance (LHA) including how much LHA you would be entitled to if you want to rent in the private sector by your bed size, family composition and where you want to live.