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Web: https://www.lbbd.gov.uk/housing
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

The Environmental Health Team in Bexley can inspect your properties to assess potential risks to health and safety and, where necessary, require landlords to make any repairs/improvements. The team's contact details are 020 3045 3456 or rentitright@bexley.gov.uk

For general housing advice and tips on how to manage damp and mould visit https://www.bexley.gov.uk/services/housing
Mayor of London - Borough Support
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

For information on support services across Bexley, please also search our community directory- https://connectedbexley.co.uk/

The information below was reviewed and updated on 7th November 2025
Damp, mould and condensation
Health and safety in the house | Brent Council
Damp and mould | Brent Council
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If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

Information and support regarding ASTHMA in Children and Young People

Free Tier 1 training

Free Tier 1 asthma training is available for anyone who interacts with or cares for children or young people with asthma.

See a GP after A&E admission

If your child has been to A&E due to an asthma or wheeze attack it is important they see their GP within 48 hours, to prevent another attack, to check if their asthma treatment is working and to ensure they have an up-to-date asthma plan. Find out more about asthma plans.

Air quality

Air pollution impacts everybody's health, but those with asthma are more at risk than others. Learn how to limit your exposure by discovering healthier walking and active travel routes for schools in Brent and find out more about what we are doing to improve air quality in the borough.

Damp and mould

Exposure to damp and mould can make asthma symptoms worse. Find practical advice on how to prevent it and report it.

Asthma and Lung UK

This national charity has lots of helpful information and advice on its websiteplus a telephone helpline 0300 222 5800) an email and a WhatsApp account - 07999 377775.

BHM Asthma Community Coaches

Are you a trusted local leader or community member who could support children and families with asthma? You could be a Brent Health Matters Asthma Community Coach, you could teach and support about the basics of asthma, show correct inhaler and spacer technique and much more. We offer free national and local training, a full coaching toolkit and free asthma packs to hand out. Email brenthealthmatters@brent.gov.uk for more information.
To suggest any amendments to the information about services in Brent, please email sandy.youngson@brent.gov.uk

https://www.camden.gov.uk/housing
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

Preventing Damp and Mould in the City of London
Mould is a type of fungi that can grow both indoors and outdoors. A key cause of damp and mould is condensation which can be caused by everyday living and occurs when excess warm moisture in the air comes into contact with cooler air or a cold surface. Everyday activities such as cooking, showering/bathing and drying clothes indoors can cause condensation. This handy leaflet also provides additional information.
Reporting Leaks, Damp and Mould in the City
Please try and report suspected condensation/damp mould issues as soon as possible.

If the repairs team can identify the root cause (for example, a leak) easily over the phone, they will arrange a repair.

Wherever possible, the repairs team will inspect within 5 working days (subject to access) to identify the possible causes and associated remedial works.

Remedial works will be completed within seven working days of an order being placed.

The repairs team will also discuss the matter with the tenants, providing advice and guidance as appropriate.

Completed works will be post inspected by Property Services Officers.

To report a suspected condensation/damp mould issue, you can complete this form, email: propertyservices@cityoflondon.gov.uk, or call 0800 035 0003. This phone line is available 24 hours, seven days a week. All faults can be reported between 8am - 5pm. Out of hours emergency repairs can only be reported between 5pm - 8am. For gas repair, please press option two and you will be passed onto TSG Building Services.
Additional Resources:
We recognise the concerns people will have with their heating bills due to the rising cost of living, including keeping their homes warm to help prevent condensation from building up. Below is some additional support that may be helpful.

The London Energy Saving Squad Ltd (LESS) - provide advice and information on damp, mould and condensation; ventilation; heating controls; and bill switching as well as energy saving top tips. Call their free line on 0800 915 3575.

London SHINE - set up to help residents keep well and warm throughout the year and avoid cold-related conditions during winter and anxiety over paying the fuel bills. Contact their advice line on 0800 281 768. For more information see shine-london.org.uk

Priority Services Registers - vulnerable residents can sign up to these with their energy company to ensure they get priority help and support if there is an issue with their supply. More information can be found on the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (OFGEM) website: www.ofgem.gov.uk/getting-extra-help-priority-services-register

The Green Doctors - The Green Doctors, run by Groundwork London, deliver energy advice for free to residents in the City of London (and on City Corporation estates). They can help you by chatting to you about energy tariffs, getting you onto the Priority Services Register so that your energy provider can give you extra support if you need it and they can also install energy saving devices.The free consultation can be completed or call 0300 365 3005 (free to call) and select option one - open 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Mayor of London - Borough Support
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

Croydon Healthy Homes

Helping residents heat their homes and reduce their fuel bills.

Croydon Healthy Homes is Croydon Council's free energy advice service aimed at Croydon residents on low incomes, and those more vulnerable to the effects of living in a cold home (especially families with young children, older residents, and residents with pre-existing medical conditions).
www.croydon.gov.uk/healthyhomes www.croydon.gov.uk/housing Mayor of London - Borough Support
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

Damp, mould, and condensation
Mould is a type of fungi that can grow both indoors and outdoors. A key cause of damp and mould is condensation which can be caused by everyday living and occurs when excess warm moisture in the air comes into contact with cooler air or a cold surface. Everyday activities such as cooking, showering/bathing and drying clothes indoors can cause condensation. A handy leaflet has been developed by the Council's repairs team that provides residents with this information.
Reporting Leaks, Damp and Mould in Hackney Hackney Council managed homes
Leaks are one of the common causes of damp and mould and tackling them early can help prevent the issue spreading or potentially causing issues in neighbouring homes.

All leaks reported in Hackney Council homes across the borough are now being visited by a plumber by at least the end of the following day as part of the Council's commitment to tackling damp and mould.

To report a leak, contact the council's repairs centre on 0208 356 3691 as soon as possible so that a visit can be scheduled. If the call is outside of normal office hours it will be dealt with in the same way by the Council's emergency repairs team.

All reports of damp and mould will be inspected within five days.

Council tenants can report a repair online at https://hackney.gov.uk/repairs#online at a time convenient for them.
Private rented homes
If you live in a privately rented property and are having issues with your landlord about tackling damp and mould, please either email privatesectorhousing@hackney.gov.uk or call 0208 356 4866 to get the issue investigated and resolved.
Additional Resources:
We recognise the concerns people will have with their heating bills due to the rising cost of living, including keeping their homes warm to help prevent condensation from building up. Below is some additional support that may be helpful.

Hackney energy advice line - for specialist advice call 0800 281 768 (Mon-Fri 9 am to 5 pm) or you can also use the London Fuel Switch energy switch calculator on ww.energylinx.co.uk

The London Energy Saving Squad Ltd (LESS) - provide advice and information on damp, mould and condensation; ventilation; heating controls; and bill switching as well as energy saving top tips. Call their free line on 0800 915 3575.

London SHINE - set up to help residents keep well and warm throughout the year and avoid cold-related conditions during winter and anxiety over paying the fuel bills. Contact their advice line on 0800 281 768. For more information see shine-london.org.uk

Priority Services Registers - vulnerable residents can sign up to these with their energy company to ensure they get priority help and support if there is an issue with their supply. More information can be found on the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (OFGEM) website: www.ofgem.gov.uk/getting-extra-help-priority-services-register

Mayor of London - Borough Support
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

Haringey Council Housing Information
Finding a home, housing repairs, estate services for tenants and leaseholders, homelessness advice, resident involvement

Housing | Haringey Council
https://www.haringey.gov.uk/housing Mayor of London - Borough Support
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

Harrow Council Housing information
https://www.harrow.gov.uk/housing-property
A one stop source for a range of housing problems for those in council owned accommodation, privately rented accommodation, homeowners or landlords.
Damp and Mould information Prevent condensation and mould growth in your home in 3 easy steps (harrow.gov.uk)
Follow the above link to an information leaflet on how to prevent damp and mould occurring in your home, with details of who to contact for further advice
Mayor of London - Borough Support
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.

A guide to treating mould in your home (havering.gov.uk) Mayor of London - Borough Support
The Mayor of London is funding free local advice services for vulnerable Londoners and those on low incomes: Warmer Homes Advice Service in your borough

If a tenant is concerned about a private landlord, they can consider reporting them through the GLA's rogue landlord process.
Housing | The London Borough Of Havering

If you live in council housing get advice and support from Newham Council's Damp and Mould Taskforce: dampandmouldtaskforce@newham.gov.uk

If you are experiencing damp and mould in a rental property please talk to your landlord first and if no response contact: ENVPrivate.SectorHousing@newham.gov.uk

For more information, please click here.

Does your home have water stains on the ceiling or black specks on the side of your windows and walls?

Cold homes increase the risk of damp and reporting damp and mould concerns as soon as possible can make sure action is taken.

Causes of damp, mould, and condensation

Building conditions - age, design, overdue repair work such as broken pipes.

Cold surfaces caused by a lack of insulation

Poor ventilation in your home

Only heating one area of your home

Moisture from daily actions such as taking a bath, cooking, or drying clothes.

Steps to reduce damp, mould and condensation in your home

Report it- If you are renting your property, it is your landlord's responsibility to fix repairs that may be causing damp. Report any issues to your landlord.

Insulate - Loft and wall insulation, and draught proofing are changes that will keep your home warmer. Contact your landlord about these changes being carried out.

Heat correctly- If you rent your property and heaters don't work, there is no thermostat or controls, you must report this to your landlord. If there is no response contact your local council. On cold days keep the temperature in bedrooms between 18 to w21 degrees celsius. In living rooms lower the heat at night and when you leave your property.

Ventilate- Extractor fans are a low cost way to ventilate and make a big difference. Dehumidifiers reduce humidity and condensation which will save you money in the long run as you will be heating your home less.

Reduce moisture- Cook with lids on pots to prevent steam from escaping. This also is a cost-effective way to use less energy whilst cooking.

Drying clothes outside- During colder months, you can dry clothes outside or in bathrooms with the door closed. Opening the window slightly or having an extractor fan on will help clothes to dry quicker.

Cleaning- You can use approved moldicide or fungicidal washes to wipe down mould growth.

Where to get help

Private rented accommodation
If you live in privately rented accommodation please talk to your landlord. If there is no response get in contact by sending an email to propertylicensing@walthamforest.gov.uk or by calling 020 8496 4949 to request a free home visit.

Housing Associations
If you live in a Housing Association home, in the first instance, you should contact the Housing Association to report any damp and mould issues, please find the details below.
Council tenants and leaseholders

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This event will focus on Communication: Local Offer and PfA Website, and EHCPs : Quality of Plans.

Date: Wednesday 4th February 2026

Time: 10:00am to 1:00pm (check-in from 9:45am)

Location: Viking Community Centre, Radcliffe Way, Northolt, Middlesex, UB5 6HW (close to Viking School)

Cost: Free

Accessibility: There is wheelchair access and a disabled ramp to the front of the building.

Focus of event: Local Offer and PfA Website and EHCPs: Quality of Plans.
About this event
If you are a parent or carer of a child or young person with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), you know what it takes to support them on their journey. Your voice matters and your experience is valuable so we want to make sure you are heard.
This event will focus on Communication: Local Offer and PfA Website, and EHCPs: Quality of Plans.
Join us for a relaxed, friendly morning where you can:

Hear about Ealing's SEND strategy - what has been happening, what services are available and how these help your family

Hear about Ealing's approach to working together with families we support

Take part in a short breakout session, where you can meet others and share ideas in a supportive space

Help shape the future of SEND services in Ealing
Who is this event for?
Connect with other parents and carers in a relaxed setting

Light refreshments will be provided free of charge.

Your insights will directly inform our new SEND strategy, so every child and young person gets the support they need to live their best life.

The event is free but please register to secure your place and help us plan for numbers and catering. You must register a place for every individual who is attending. This ensures fire safety at the venue and that we can provide space and refreshments for the correct number of guests.

This event is for parents and carers of children and young people with SEND who live in or access services in Ealing. If this is your first time attending, you are very welcome. The event is designed to be friendly and supportive.

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The Refresh Project is two-fold; it provides one-to-one coaching, as well as group support sessions to those age eighteen and over. Individuals can identify goals, discuss personal issues, and work alongside the coach to develop plans that meet identified needs.

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Over the next year we will expand our opening times to meet the needs of the community. Please check back here for updates. For now, we look forward to seeing you at the following times:

10am until 2pm every Wednesday
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During these times all normal library services will be open including borrowing books and access to our IT suite.

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2.4 million adults in England alone cannot read at all or can barely read. Our vision is for all adults in the UK to have the literacy skills they need to fulfil their potential and live life to the full.

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About Men & Masculinities

The Men & Masculinities programme is a programme that provides a safe space for people who have engaged in abusive, harmful and damaging behaviour within their relationships. The programme explores what it means to display appropriate behaviour within relationships and highlights how conflict, aggression and anger can deeply impact the lives of others.

The 24-week programme focuses on behaviour, how we act, how this reinforces how we think and feel, and most importantly, how to act differently and make changes to our behaviour and the environments we create. It is also designed to support any other treatment you may be involved with.

Coming into treatment can be the first positive step towards making life better for you and the people you care about.

Please get in touch with us if:

You want to achieve more stability.

You want to feel confident.

You are eager to put the past behind you.

You want to make yourself and the people you care about proud.

You know you can be a good father and just need some extra support.

You know you can be a good partner and need some guidance and help.You want to be more self-reliant.

You want help and support to better understand your own behaviour.

You are ready for positive change.

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Join us for an afternoon of women-only safe support and wellness hub to receive support or to meet women in your local community. This is a space you can bring your children for a children's group play session, and when women are in the wellness session, children can enjoy a range of activities from art, music to sports therapy.

This women-only space is created by a women-led charity to support women in their local communities and ensure they have well-being support in place and that women can seek support if they are surviving any form of violence against women and girls. We welcome all women to this space.

On the day, you will get to meet women from your local community, hear from survivors of abuse on how they started a life after abuse, receive a wellness session and be able to take away free period products and any other essential items available.

Here's what you can expect:
16:30 to 17:00 - Survivor-led storytelling workshop 17:00 to 17:30 - Group sharing circle 17:30 to 18:00 - Group wellness session 18:00 to 19:00 - Meet and greet for attendees
This wellness and support hub is organised by The Vavengers; a charity supporting women and girls to have lives free from abuse with a strong community connection. Our partner for Ealing & Southall is Lasting Support Foundation, a local organisation supporting families and children.

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Circle Café

Hammersmith, Fulham, Ealing and Hounslow Mind

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Project runs weekly

The activity runs from 5 March 2023 to 1 January 2032. The Young Ealing Foundation does not manage bookings for this activity and is not responsible for the delivery of the project. If you have any questions, please contact the organisation directly.

What

Circle is a hub space and café that offers support for young people in Ealing who are at, or near crisis point with their mental health.

Most of the young people attending A&E for mental health support are dealing with anxiety, depression, self-harming behaviour and suicidality risks. The earlier a young person gets support for their mental health, the more effective that support will be.

That's why Circle exists: to provide mental health support early, and prevent things getting worse.

Young people can come in for advice, support, or just to talk, with drop-in or appointment-based services.

What is at Circle?

2 therapy rooms for 1-1 consultations and meetings​

A sensory room

Open space for groups ​and workshops

Café and welcoming reception area ​

Small outside courtyard space

Space accessible to public transport

Circle's Aims:

To reduce the number of young people presenting to A&E in crisis.

To provide a safe space and clinically trained staff to help young people who visit Circle in an emotional or mentally overwhelmed state to de-escalate their heightened state of distress.

To provide a space where young people and parents can be supported and guided to access appropriate services.

Prevent children and young people going into an acute crisis state requiring emergency hospital-based intervention or support.

For enquiries about the service please contact [email protected] , or call 020 3475 0060

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Send a booking request to the organisation.

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