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Walk 4life (LBM) Civic Centre SM4 5DX	Morden	Email Website	"<p>The Walk 4life programme aims to encourage and support elderly residents in Merton achieve a healthier and more independent lifestyle.</p> <p>Walking is excellent exercise which nearly all of us can do at any time, at our own pace and its free! You don't need special equipment and ability and stamina can slowly increase. Its also a great way to make new friends and enjoy our local parks and open spaces.</p> The Chief Medical Officer recommends that adults take 30 minutes of moderate activity on at least 5 days of the week. Brisk walking; when you breathe a little faster, feel a little warmer and have a slightly faster heartbeat is an ideal moderate intensity activity. (Walk England) Merton's Walk 4life programme has set up walks in the Boroughs park and commons, and a full list is shown on the webpage. The walks are divided into 2 half hour sections so walk with us for as long as you want to. Merton's Leisure and Road Safety Team provide the walks which have been running for nearly 3 years with over 2,000 residents taking part. We walk in all weathers and there is no need to book, so please come along and join us! For more information contact Charmaine Jacques Jacques* on 020 8545 3206*
Wandle Heritage The Wheelhouse, Merton Abbey Mills SW19 2RD	Wimbledon	Email Website	Wandle Heritage Ltd is a group of volunteers registered as a charity and dedicated to the preservation, wildlife conservation and public promotion of the Wandle Valley in the London Boroughs of Merton, Croydon, Sutton and Wandsworth and the surrounding area; and specifically the management and upkeep of one of its major heritage attractions, the historic Wheelhouse with the pottery and working waterwheel at Merton Abbey Mills, which is open to the public every weekend throughout the year. For more information contact Stephen Llewellyn* at the address or email listed to the left.*
Wandle Housing Association 2nd Floor, Minerva House SE1 9BB	London	Email Website	Local Housing Association providing housing and support. Housing includes low cost home ownership and property for rent. Most properties are let to referrals nominated from the local authority. For more information contact the organisation, on 020 8682 1177
Wandle Industrial Museum Vestry Hall Annexe CR4 3UD	Mitcham	Email Website	The museum works to preserve,store and interpret the heritage and history of the industries and people of the River Wandle. For more information contact Mick Taylor* at the address or email listed to the left.*
Wandle Local Exchange Trading System (LETS) 3 Beaver Close SM4 4NH	Morden	Email Website	Promotes and facilitates for members, through events, newsletters, directory and online, the exchange of goods and services using local currency (non cash). Linked to Kingston LETS and Sutton LETS. For more information contact Henry Evans* at the address or email listed to the left.*
Wandle Trust PO Box 56545 SW18 9DY	Wandsworth	Email Website	An environmental charity dedicated to the regeneration of the River Wandle. Activities include monthly river clean-ups, educating local children about their environment via its unique "Trout in the Classroom" project and managing regeneration schemes. For more information contact Bella Davies* at the address or email listed to the left.*
Wandle Valley Community Centre 2 Budge Lane CR4 4AZ	Mitcham	Email Website	Community Centre hosts physical activities, educational, social groups or community events. Premises available to hire on a regular basis For more information contact Carmen Theodoulou* on 07736 167390*
Wandle Valley Festival 107 Streathbourne Road SW17 8RA	Tooting	Email Website	The annual Wandle Valley Festival raises awareness and promotes enjoyment of the River Wandle and surrounding areas through ecology, heritage, arts, cycling and walking activities. For more information contact Victoria Carroll* at the address or email listed to the left.*
Wandsworth Clinical Commissioning Group 73 Upper Richmond Rd SW15 2SR	Putney	Email Website	Clinical Commissioning Groups will be responsible for commissioning and designing local health services focused on delivering better outcomes and responding to the needs and wishes of patients. For more information contact the organisation, at the address or email listed to the left.
Welcare in Bromley c/o St Barnabas Church BR5 2PU	Orpington	Email Website	A family contact centre where families who are separated from their children can have contact with them in a neutral setting. Opening times are Tuesday 9.30am – 5.30pm, Wednesday 9.30am – 3pm, Thursday 9.30am – 4pm For more information contact Barbara Wilson* on 020 8466 0399*
Well Youth Club St. Lawrence Church SM4 5QT	Morden	Email	Fridays 7.30 - 9.30pm term time. Open Club for 10-14 year olds; indoor games, tuck-shop. Several grand-parent leaders, also junior leaders (ex-members). Residential weekends for reliable members. For more information contact Rev Les Wells* at the address or email listed to the left.*
West Barnes Library Station Road KT3 6JF	New Malden	Email	For more information contact the organisation, at the address or email listed to the left.
West Indian Families and Friends Association (WIFFA Ltd) The Vestry Hall CR4 3UD	Mitcham	Email Website	Weekly quiz nights, educational and health seminars, fundraising activities. Planning, discussions on community issues at Taylor Road Centre. Members represent the organisation on various steering groups. For more information contact Tony Sandiford* at the address or email listed to the left.*
West Wimbledon Primary School Bodnant Gardens SW20 0BZ	Raynes Park	Email Website	For more information contact Carey Neil* on 020 8946 1620*
West Wimbledon Primary School - Treetops Base Bodnant Gardens SW20 0BZ	Raynes Park	Email Website	Treetops Base has provision for 25 children aged 5-11 years. Treetops is part of West Wimbledon Primary and our children regularly access mainstream inclusion where appropriate. Treetops delivers an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) friendly curriculum which incorporates life skills and exercise eg swimming and horse riding into their weekly timetable. A speech and language therapist with a specialism in ASD is on site 2 days a week. Staff are trained in Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication handicapped CHildren (TEACCH) and Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS). Visits to the base are welcomed and staff do offer some outreach for parents and schools. Volunteers may be accepted to work with the pupils. The school uses the Structure, Positive (approaches and expectations), Empathy, Low arousal, Links (SPELL) framework and it is implicit in our curriculum and classroom management. For more information contact Sadie Cawood* on 020 8946 1620*
West Wimbledon Society Avenue Hall SW20 0PQ	Wimbledon	Email Website	Community space available for hire. For more information contact Geoff Rees* on 020 8241 8031*
Wide Way Medical Centre 15 Wide Way CR4 1BP	Mitcham	Email Website	GP Surgery For more information contact Mariam Ganesaratnam* on 020 8623 1300*
William Morris Primary School Recreation Way CR4 1BP	Mitcham	Email Website	For more information contact the organisation, on 020 8764 9765
Wimbledon Almshouses Residents' Association 40 Camp Road SW19 4UN	Wimbledon		For more information contact The Manager* at the address or email listed to the left.*
Wimbledon and District Korean Baptist Church c/o Christ Church West Wimbledon SW20 0HG	Wimbledon	Email	Services are held weekly. For more information contact Rev Doo Hyeong Ha* on 020 8643 0856*
Wimbledon and District Synagogue 1 Queensmere Road SW19 5QD	Wimbledon	Email Website	Wimbledon and District Synagogue believe it is extremely important to engage with the local community. They have one of the most active social action groups in the London Jewish community, the school visit team welcomes and educates local school children of all ages about Jewish practices and worship. Other activities include a care group, youth group and a baby and toddler group. For more information contact Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild* on 020 8946 4836*
Wimbledon Art Studios 10 Riverside Yard SW17 0BB	Wandsworth	Email Website	For more information contact Julie Proctor* on 020 8947 1183*
WImbledon Beaumont 35 Arterbery Road SW20 8AG	Wimbledon	Website	Care home for elderly For more information contact the organisation, at the address or email listed to the left.
Wimbledon Bookfest The Old Post Office SW19 7QA	Wimbledon	Email Website	Runs the Wimbledon Bookfest which takes place every October. The main Festival site is on Wimbledon Common. Runs a year long programme of education for schools which launches in March on World Book Day. To get involved email info@wimbledonbookfest.org. For more information contact Fiona Razvi* on 020 8877 5747*
Wimbledon Cancer Friendship Group Wimbledon Guild SW19 4EF	Wimbledon	Email	This group aims to offer friendship, support, information and a listening ear to anyone affected by any cancer. It meets twice a month in the Wimbledon Guild in the Worple road, Wimbledon. On the second Thursday of the month it is an evening meeting, between 7.30-9pm, with a speaker and there is an informal drop in session on the third Thursday of the month between 3.15-4.30pm. The group is run by a small team of volunteers who have each been affected by cancer, either themselves or else a member of their family or close friend. They take it n turns to welcome the visitors or to facilitate the sessions. Most visitors want to talk about their treatment, how they are feeling and enjoy meeting others who are or have been in the same boat. Not all the chat is about cancer and the range of monthly speakers is very wide - complementary therapies, diet, exercise,, local and national support organisations, We are looking for new volunteers to help us . The volunteer needs to have had cancer ( need to be at least 2 years after the end of their treatment) or else have personal experience of what someone with cancer may be going through.There is training in Listening and Responding available through Macmillan. The existing volunteers are very experienced and supportive and will make the new person very welcome.. Volunteers may only need to attend one meeting a month and there is meeting for the volunteers about every 6 weeks to arrange the rota for the meetings. For more information contact Shas Sheehan* at the address or email listed to the left.*

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