Posted by Jasmin White 
on Monday 30th March 2020
Just because we can’t physically be together at the moment, it doesn’t mean we can’t share laughter and friendship with our older neighbours. Download our #AloneTogether activity pack.
Posted by Alex Smith 
on Friday 13th March 2020
South London Cares is suspending programmes involving older people from March 13th until April 30th, due to the Coronavirus.
Posted by Alex Smith on Wednesday 11th March 2020
South London Cares helps people find connection in times of challenge and change, so we are taking the appropriate steps to protect our neighbours and community health.
Posted by Enoch Adolfo 
on Tuesday 25th February 2020
"Come with me, and you'll be, in a world of pure imagination!" Take a look at what we have been doing over in Camberwell at our Script Reading Club.
Posted by Polly Redfern 
on Wednesday 19th February 2020
South London Cares volunteer and fundraising hero, Polly, writes about her experience of taking on a challenge for us. Her advice on how to raise money - get creative!
Posted by Johanna Brooks 
on Tuesday 18th February 2020
Valentines, Galentines, Palentines, whichever way you've celebrated, February has been the month of love and friendship. So for this months’ storytelling blog, we thought we’d champion our Love Your Neighbour programme, which brings people together to create neighbourliness and connection year-round.
Posted by Olivia Broomfield 
on Friday 7th February 2020
News stories about the climate crisis have been pretty sobering this year, but it wasn’t Dry January that took the limelight for South London Cares, but a ‘Green month’ choc-a-bloc full of environmental fun.
Posted by Eleanor Younge 
on Monday 27th January 2020
Meet Francis, Lizzie and Kate, who have been hanging out together in Surrey Quays for almost three years
Posted by Matt Scaysbrook 
on Wednesday 15th January 2020
As Winter Wellbeing reaches its halfway point we take a look at how its success is made possible by the communities of Southwark and Lambeth coming together.
Posted by Jasmin White on Monday 30th December 2019
As the new year approaches it’s a time for reflection and we want to look back and celebrate just some (19 for 2019) stories, neighbours and growth within our community.
