Welcome to our blog. Please check back regularly for all the latest news about WSUP and the work we’re doing in our local community.
WSUP named a Charity of the Year by the Mayor of Greenwich
We’re delighted to share some big news. WSUP has been chosen as one of the Mayor of Greenwich’s Charities of the Year for 2026 to 2027, alongside South London Special League. Each year, the Mayor of the Royal Borough of Greenwich selects two local charities to support and champion throughout their term. It’s a chance […]
The role of housing in escaping exploitation
At Woolwich Service Users Project we see every day how people struggle to find safe and secure housing when they are leaving exploitation, trauma and insecure immigration situations. This is a problem because when people should be getting help and support, they are actually being put in harm’s way. They are at risk of becoming homeless and struggling to get on […]
Buried in Treasures hoarding support
WSUP guest Brenda tells us what it’s like to struggle with hoarding disorder and how RBG’s Buried in Treasures support group helped her.
Our health and wellbeing work
We were recently shortlisted for the Best of Royal Greenwich Business Awards in the Health and Wellbeing category. We thought this would be a good time to update you on our health and wellbeing work.
Our 2024 highlights
2024 has been quite a year for WSUP. Here are the highlights.
WSUP then and now
This year we’re celebrating WSUP’s 10th birthday! Read about WSUP’s history.
Alexis’s story
Alexis Bailey, WSUP’s Communications Manager, shares her story of addiction and how WSUP has helped her recovery.
Marie’s story
Marie, WSUP’s longest-standing volunteer, shares her experiences.
Introducing Darek Karwacki, WSUP’s new Chief Executive
I’m Darek (DAH-rek Kar-VAT-skee) and I am delighted to join Woolwich Service Users Project as a new CEO!
With over 15 years of experience working with individuals facing homelessness — including victims of domestic abuse, modern slavery, human trafficking, refugees and failed asylum seekers — I bring a deep commitment to this cause.
Jas’s story
Jas Sahota, WSUP’s Head of Operations and Community Relations Manager, shares his story of addiction and recovery.