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Asian Family Counselling Services

Suite 51
The Lodge
2-4 Windmill Lane
Southall
Middlesex
UB2 4NJ

Tel: 020 85713933/020 8813 9714
Fax: 020 85713933
Best time to telephone: 9.00am - 5.00pm, Monday - Friday

The Asian Family Counselling Service is a well established national charity with offices in West London. Clients have a wide range of difficulties, including family and marital conflicts. Sometimes they find it hard to adapt to the western culture. Counsellors are professionally trained and receive regular supervision. They are able to offer caring, personal and confidential counselling in the clients' language with an awareness of their cultural and ethnic backgrounds.

The Asian Family Counselling Service may be contacted by the clients personally, or by their family, doctors, social workers, solicitors and religious leaders. AFCS also offers the following:

  • Consultancy to charitable trusts and government departments.
  • Help to local groups, including advice on fundraising, obtaining charitable status, and training new counsellors.
  • Consultancy to the media, television and radio including counsellors to help run helplines for television and radio.
  • Help to statutory and voluntary agencies.
  • Assessment and counselling for Asian clients of probation and social services.
  • A conciliation service for Asian clients. Referrals are also accepted from the courts.
  • Seminars, conferences and workshops.
Checked: 19 Jul 2007





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