As the cost of living crisis continues, many of us face tough decisions this Winter. Some of us cannot afford to heat our homes or are worried about doing so.
To support the community, we have partnered with the voluntary sector and other organisations to open a network of Warm Spaces across Lambeth that you can visit for free, relax, stay warm and meet others in the community.
Each Warm Space is slightly different; you can find some in libraries, community halls and hubs. Some offer hot food, activities and services. Whichever Warm Space you visit, all will be safe, heated, welcoming, kind and inclusive.
Find a Warm Space below.
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RMUK Wellbeing’s Warm Welcome at Myatt’s Corner Café
Open Fridays, join us for a friendly chat, games, advice, drinks and fresh nutritious hot cultural meals and takeaway. Free hot food, drinks, fruit and snacks.
St Martins Community Centre Tulse hill
Drop into St Martins Community Centre every Monday between 30th January and 27th March for a safe, warm and welcoming space.
On offer are free warm food and refreshments, activities,.
Streatham Library
Streatham Library, at 63 High Road, Streatham, is a Grade II listed building. The library’s Mark Bennett hall is available for hire.
Tate South Lambeth Library
Tate South Lambeth Library is located in South Lambeth in the heart of Lambeth’s Portuguese community, a short distance from Stockwell, Vauxhall and Nine Elms.
West Norwood Library
West Norwood Library is at 1-5 Norwood High Street, in the heart of West Norwood, next to the cemetery. It offers books, computers, Wi-Fi, study space, story times, 3D printing and much more.