Life Chances works with disadvantaged elders, the disabled and others in London

Life Chances works with disadvantaged older people, individuals living with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups across London. We are committed to reducing loneliness and social isolation by fostering meaningful connections and strengthening community support networks.

Our services include befriending support for individuals who are home-bound due to age, disability, or ill health, ensuring they remain connected and supported. We actively promote intergenerational engagement, creating opportunities for dialogue and shared learning between older people and children.

Life Chances also delivers preventative health and wellbeing initiatives in community members’ mother tongues to ensure accessibility and cultural sensitivity. In addition, we provide tailored one-to-one advice, information, referrals, and advocacy services to help individuals navigate services and access the support they need.

Life Chance Supports disadvantaged children and young people

Providing supplementary education for disadvantaged children in need. Preventing youth crime and violence at community level by involving role models. Promoting intergenerational dialogue between children and elders for mutual benefits. Promoting better understanding between parents and children.

Life Chance seeks to support destitute elders, the disabled and children in need in Ethiopia.

Utilising traditional skills to create sustainable livelihoods for destitute elders and youth in need in Ethiopia by mobilising external support. To promote community based development activities for the disabled and destitute in Ethiopia.