Welcome to Woolwich Service Users Project (WSUP). We’re a local charity offering vital support to our community.
No booking or appointment required. Just come along and you’ll receive a warm welcome. We provide a safe, non-judgemental environment where our guests can have access to:
We’re here for those facing poverty, homelessness, addiction, mental illness, or any life challenges. Our doors are open to everyone in our community who needs us.
Find us at:
107 Brookhill Road
Woolwich
London
SE18 6BJ
Our opening times are:
Monday 10am to 3pm
Tuesday 10am to 2pm
Saturday 10am to 2pm
We partner with external organisations to provide advice and support sessions, and wellbeing activities.
Session | Organisation | Day/time | Description |
Employment Plus | Salvation Army | First Monday of the month 10am–2pm | This service offers tailored support to help you become job-ready, get a job and stay in work. |
Hepatitis C testing and liver screening | Kings College Hospital | Third Monday of the month 10am–4pm | Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent the Hepatitis C virus from progressing. Get your liver function checked to see how well your liver is working. |
Benefits advice and job support | Jobcentre Plus | Second Monday of the month 10.30am–2.30pm | Advice and guidance on benefits; housing benefit advice and signposting to relevant organisations; access to basic skills training; job search support; interview skills and help with your CV. |
Solidarity Point | Emmaus | Every Monday 3–6pm | Welfare advice, support with IDs and the opportunity to connect with other services, including healthcare, housing, family mediation and employment. |
Drug and alcohol services | Via | Every Tuesday 10am–2pm | Worried about your alcohol or drug use? Meet a Via support worker to talk about your concerns and get the right support. |
Homelessness advice and support | Royal Borough of Greenwic | Every Tuesday 11am–12pm | Are you sleeping rough or at risk of homelessness? Get housing advice, and help with completing housing association referral forms and approaching the council’s housing team. |
Legal service | Release | First and third Tuesday of the month 11am–2pm | Do you need legal support and representation on issues like homelessness, housing insecurity, debt and drugs? Release can help. |
Falun Gong | Every Tuesday 2.30–3.45pm | This Chinese health and wellbeing practice uses gentle stretching exercises and meditation to improve health and vitality. | |
Breathwork | First and second Tuesday of the month 4–5pm | Breathwork training enables the efficient use of oxygen in your body and brain, boosts your immune system, improves concentration and focus, and enhances sleep. | |
Yoga | Third Tuesday of the month 4–5pm | Yoga is a mind and body practice that can build strength and flexibility. It may also help manage pain and reduce stress. | |
Sonic meditation | Fourth Tuesday of the month 4–5pm | This practice uses sound to enhance relaxation and create a sense of inner peace and wellbeing. | |
Alcoholics Anonymous | Every Wednesday 8–9pm | At AA, alcoholics help and support each other. | |
Welfare and benefits advice | Irish Community Services | Every Thursday 10am–12pm | Support with filling in council housing and benefit application forms. Open to all but priority is given to Irish people. |
Buried in Treasure support group | Royal Borough of Greenwich | First Thursday of the month 1.30–3.30pm | Do you struggle with clutter in your life? This friendly, supportive, non-judgemental group teaches strategies to help you reclaim space in your home. |
Falun Gong, breathwork, yoga and sonic meditation are free to WSUP guests and volunteers, and open to others for a suggested donation of £5 per session.