Support and help for adults

Green Lodge is registered service providing 24 hour short break accommodation for up to nine adults with severe learning disabilities and complex healthcare needs.

The library was opened on 20 March 1968 by Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, the Lieutenant of Greater London. The building has a distinctive circular shape with a raised dome roof studded with 16-sided huge clerestory windows and finished in green copper. It is a Grade II listed building and was designed by the renowned modernist architect, Sir Fredrick Gibberd.

At Headway East London, people work together to solve problems, make progress and enjoy life following an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). Headway East London supports anyone whose life has been affected by an ABI. This includes people with ABI, families, friends, carers and professionals.

Their services include: 

• day services - holistic, community-based approach to brain injury support  
• therapy services - tailored therapies, including neurological occupational therapy, physiotherapy and psychotherapy 
• community support service - support in members’ homes and local communities 
• casework service - advocacy, advice and support from day one

The aim of the group is to enable successful grieving to occur. The group is informal and is run on a voluntary basis. There is no charge to belong to the group or attend the meetings. We offer support to everyone who attends and we are there to help people to cope with what is happening to them at the time. The members of the group have all suffered the death of a loved one and are fully aware of what bereavement brings. The group offers help and assistance to each other and people are encouraged to exchange telephone numbers if they wish, so that they can contact each other between meetings if they want to