Our services
We are here to support you to improve your health and wellbeing and access the services and support you need.
Enabling independence and wellbeing for adults and carers.
Our services support vulnerable adults and those in caring roles to maintain independence, navigate challenges, and improve overall wellbeing.
We offer information, guidance, activities and support to meet your needs, along with access to a range of community, health, and social care services.
Carer support
We provide emotional and practical support, along with information and guidance to help ease the stress carers can experience.
We can help you to balance your caring responsibilities with your own needs.
Community and wellbeing navigation
Our community navigators guide you through accessing essential services and local support, helping to make a difference to your health, confidence and motivation.
Young adult carers
We understand the unique challenges of being a young adult carer, and offer emotional and practical support, advice and guidance to help you manage.
Befriending and social activities
If you are feeling socially isolated or lonely, we offer a wide range of community-based activities and opportunities to connect with others.
Community transport
Provided by our friendly team of volunteer drivers in West Kent, Dial2Drive is a transport scheme for those unable to access public transport due to older age, illness or disability.
Social prescribing
Connecting you to activities, groups and support to help you feel healthy and happier.
Fuel poverty support
We can help you feel more in control of your energy bills, work out where you could reduce your energy use and make savings.
Long covid support
Support sessions and self-care advice to help you manage symptoms and aid your recovery.
Helping young people to thrive.
We provide emotional and practical support for young carers, helping them to balance their caring responsibilities with being children.
We also offer services that support disabled children and their families, helping them to gain independence, learn new skills and have fun in a supportive space with others.
Young carers
Being a young carer can mean different things to different people. If you are under 18 and providing care, it's important to know that support is available. Find out how we can help.
Children with disabilities
Our Short Breaks service offers families the opportunity to spend quality time together, discover local activities, and connect with other families who share similar experiences.
Youth mental health and emotional wellbeing
Providing emotional wellbeing support for children, young people and their families.
Resources for children and young people
Take a look at our resources for additional support.
Support for charities and community groups
We offer information, advice, training and networking opportunities for local charities, community groups and voluntary organisations.
Day to day running
We can help support your organisation’s immediate needs and longer-term sustainability through tailored 1:1 support, information and advice.
Volunteer recruitment
We are here to help if you are a local charity, social enterprise, voluntary organisation or community group and need more volunteers to support your vital work.
Networking and forums
Join us to share ideas and opportunities, build relationships with other local organisations and access support from the Imago team.
Workforce development and training
We offer carers awareness training for professionals and schools to identify and support young carers and to understand the impact of caring.