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Health Club; Leisure centre and gym classes for all ages.

Training company based in London that deliver training programmes around the UK in person, and worldwide via our online facility. Providers to the private, voluntary and public sector of courses designed to stimulate and equip individuals to make decisions that change their lives and impact their communities.

Provides support, advice and information for people with diabetes and their families. Meetings held on the last Tuesday of every month. Meetings are from 7.30pm at 51 Heath Drive, Raynes Park, SW20 9BE

If you qualify for help from social services following a needs assessment, you can choose to receive payments from us (called 'direct payments') to buy the services you need to meet your needs. This is instead of receiving the services direct from the council.

If you are a Blue Badge holder with no usable off-street parking space and have difficulty in parking on the street near your home, we may be able to provide a disabled parking bay near your house. However, owning a blue badge does not mean that a bay will be provided automatically. For your application to be successful you must meet the following criteria: You should hold a current and valid Disabled Persons Badge (Blue Badge)
The driver of the vehicle should either be the Disabled Persons Badge Holder, or reside at the applicants address. An exception may be considered where the applicant is severely disabled in their 80s and depends on daily visits from carers. A bay will not be permitted where the applicant has access to parking space at their home via a footway crossover, unless they can show that is not accessible because of their disability. A bay may not be permitted if, because of the presence of other bays nearby, it results in an unreasonable loss of parking space to other residents, or could cause an obstruction.
Disabled parking bays will not be approved in streets where the provision of a bay would result in the remaining width of carriageway available being less than 3.05 metres. Council policy relating to out-of-town centre disabled parking provision, namely that bays would normally only be approved if the application meets the adopted criteria (which do not include provision of a bay for casual users such as the Patient Transport Service, Dial a Ride or Merton Association for the Disabled to stop outside a particular property). Disabled parking bays are not exclusive to anyone. Any driver legally displaying a Disabled Persons Badge may use them.

Services are held weekly.

GP Practice

GP Practice

"<p>Road craft course for drivers 55 yrs plus. Merton Council is offering a FREE half day course for drivers aged 55 years and over who feel they would benefit from an assessment of their driving skills. Do you wish a highly qualified trainer could sit with you and help you feel more confident about certain aspects of your driving? Then Drive 4life is the course for you.</p>
The aim of this course will be for drivers to
address aspects of their driving which may need some help discuss ways of driving safely and confidently on road discuss the hazards and problems older drivers face take part in a driving assessment with an experienced driving instructor in your own car

“Activity groups for children and young people. Mother and toddler group during the week and Men Behaving Dadly monthly on Saturday morning. Support for older people which includes tea parties (transport is available when necessary); an International Cafe for international visitors to the area on Tuesday evenings and pregnancy counselling and money management courses. There is a Korean congregation as part of the church which serves the local community of Koreans and also provides Korean language classes on Saturday afternoons for young children.

Residents' Association for Durrington Avenue and Durrington Park Road.