Community support across South London and beyond.
The co-ordinator remains closely connected to the needs of the local Jewish community and is on hand to offer personalised advice.
Whether you are exploring care home options, seeking help with navigating support services or have questions about financial concerns and entitlements, we are there to guide you through the process and connect you with the right people.
This service is also designed for those who may not be affiliated to a synagogue or community group and reaches out to those via referrals from statutory and non-statutory organisations.
For further information please telephone Stephen Ison during office hours on 07881 863237 or email SIson@nightingalehammerson.org.
In autumn 2025, we launched our Dementia Café with monthly sessions in Nightingale House’s newly renovated Activity Hub in Clapham.
Nightingale Hammerson’s Dementia Café responds to the growing social isolation experienced by people living with dementia. The project aims to reduce the loneliness felt by those caring for and living with dementia.
Each session will contain a musical or craft-based activity, a Q&A with a dementia-care expert and informal peer-to-peer support.
For further information on the Dementia Café, please contact Alison Wakefield: awakefiled@nightingalehammeson.org
Nightingale House and Hammerson House, Wohl Campus are Jewish homes, respecting everyone’s religious traditions, as well as those who consider themselves non-religious, cultural Jews.
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We have one of the largest in-house therapy departments within a care home setting in the UK. The multi-disciplinary team comprise our physiotherapists, occupational therapists, a moving and handling advisor, dietitian and clinical psychologist.
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At the very heart of our ethos is our exceptional programme of engagement that is inclusive, ensuring Residents can enjoy a variety of things to do and become actively involved.
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