If you need help accessing healthcare, then Project: London's medical team can give you free and confidential support - whatever your status and wherever you live.
The Project: London clinic is found at:
Praxis, Pott Street, London E2 0EF
Open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 1pm - 5pm
No appointment necessary. (No admission after 4.30pm)
A doctor, nurse and two support workers will be at every session to provide information, advice and practical assistance on how to access mainstream health services. Basic medical healthcare can be provided on site.
Telephone: 020 8123 6614
Mobile: 07974 616 852
Nearest tube: Bethnal Green
Nearest bus: D3, 8, 106, 254, 388
Médecins du Monde began to provide healthcare to vulnerable people in Europe 20 years ago in France, when doctors and nurses returning from volunteering overseas realised that people in their own country had great difficulties accessing healthcare.

From providing emergency medical relief to victims of the tsunami to improving the lives of women recovering from acid attacks in Palestine, we are continuously evaluating the health needs of vulnerable people worldwide and providing them with the medical attention and psychological support they need.
This is achieved through three types of healthcare projects and a commitment to sharing our skills and training local people. These can be defined as:
- Emergency response projects
- Post-emergency, crisis, rehabilitation and reconstruction projects
- Long-term, sustainable healthcare development projects involving training local healthcare staff
Our objective of achieving universal access to healthcare means that we give a voice to vulnerable people. We report on their stories which may not otherwise be heard, when we witness obstacles to healthcare, or abuses of human rights.
In addition, three themes have been identified upon which our overseas projects are broadly based:
- Childhood
- Globalisation and its effects on health, including migration issues
- Infectious diseases: working towards worldwide prevention
Médecins du Monde currently has 89 projects running in 54 countries worldwide.