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Community Living Well Peer Support

Feel connected and supported by people who’ve been there

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About the Service

Community Living Well Peer Support brings people together through shared experiences of mental health. Whether you join a group or connect 1:1, you’ll meet others who truly understand what it feels like to struggle and what it takes to heal.
Delivered by us in partnership with other organisations, this service offers free, compassionate support in a safe, welcoming space.

Who it's for

Peer Support is open to:

  • Adults 16+
  • People whose mental health is being supported by their GP
  • Anyone living in or registered with a GP in Kensington & Chelsea, Queen’s Park, or Paddington
  • Carers supporting someone with mental health challenges

If you’re unsure whether you’re eligible, you’re welcome to contact us.

Location:

Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster

Service types:

Advice and support, Community support, Peer support, Connection with others

Referral types:

Healthcare referral, Self-referral, GP referral

What to expect

Peer support is built around mutual understanding. You’ll meet others who “get it” because they’ve lived it too.

Depending on what feels right for you, you can join:

Peer Support Groups: Structured, self-help groups where you can share experiences, learn from others, and feel part of a community that understands.

1:1 Peer Support: A peer worker will meet with you individually to talk through challenges, explore coping strategies, and offer support from someone who’s been there.

Living Well Workshops: Practical sessions exploring topics such as:

  • Managing stress
  • Understanding anxiety
  • Sleep and routine
  • Confidence and boundaries

Co-facilitated by Peer Trainers with lived experience.

Social Peer Support: Friendly, informal activities including museum visits, walking groups, creative sessions, coffee meet-ups, and more.

Groups take place online and in person across London.

What people say about the service

These words capture what this service is all about: helping people feel seen, heard and less alone.

Lucy's story

“Having the peer support service makes you feel like you’re not on your own and not isolated. It’s a lifesaver.”

Lucy first joined Peer Support while grieving the loss of a family member and navigating work, health challenges, and anxiety.

Through group sessions and workshops, she found space to breathe, connect, and make sense of overwhelming emotions.

“There are times when I don’t feel able to come in person, but I can manage an online group. It’s so welcoming, whether you talk or just listen.”

Peer Support became a place where Lucy felt safe, understood, and never judged.

“It helps unravel your mind when everything feels like it’s spinning.”

What's on

Please note: Individuals cannot attend groups without a referral. To join, please complete the self-referral form. Once accepted, you’ll be added to our mailing list with details on how to sign up for groups.

The timetable is static, we also run additional ad hoc groups and social events, which are shared in our weekly mail-out.

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How to access support

Self-referral is quick and simple using the form below.

Complete the online referral form

You can complete the form yourself, or ask a healthcare professional to do it for you.

You can also be referred by:

Need help or have questions?

Everyone’s situation is different. If you’d like to talk things through, contact us.

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