Family Information Directory

Brixton Advice Centre offers independent and confidential advice to all Lambeth residents.

Brixton Library provides books and more, a reference and information service, free use of Wi-Fi, computers for internet, email and word-processing.

Carnegie Library provides a wide range of books for adults, children and teens, DVDs, eBooks and digital magazines and have access to computers and Wi-Fi, study space, and scanning and printing fac

Centre 70 was founded in 1970 and supports adults who are facing social, mental, financial or other personal difficulties through a holistic programme of free and affordable services including: Adv

Situated in the Mary Seacole Centre at the heart of the High Street, Lambeth’s first self-service library offers books, DVDs, and language courses for loan, plus access to computers, free Wi-Fi, fu

Disability Advice Service Lambeth (dasl) is a local, user-led organisation controlled by Disabled people, providing a range of peer-led services with and for Disabled people.

Durning Library is in an impressive Victorian building in Kennington, close to the tube station.

Elm Court is a special secondary school for students who have Learning Difficulties with associated Social and Communication Needs. Many of our students have Autism.

Every Pound Counts is Lambeth Councill's Welfare Rights Service.

Heron Academy Lambeth (formerly The Michael Tippett School) is part of the London South East Academies Trust. The Academy caters for student 11 to 19 years old.