We love to hear from you. Reach us by completing the form below, by email or by telephone. We will respond to you as soon as possible. If you are around the Battersea area, you are welcome to come and visit us. Our staff will be happy to greet you with coffee and tea. You can find all information below.
For general enquiries please contact [email protected]
If you prefer to speak by phone, please call us on 020 7223 2845
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Our centre is open from Monday to Friday, 9 am – 5 pm.
For travel information please visit tfl.gov.uk.
By foot: Find Google Maps directions to our Katherine Low Settlement here.
By bus: We are served by Buses no. 345, 319, 49. Get off at the Battersea High Street stop, on York Road and we’re a 3 minute walk.
By car: There is plenty of on-street parking. This is free at weekends. From Monday to Friday, pay at the meter from 9.30am to 4.30pm. It is £2.80 per hour and has a maximum stay of 4 hours.
By train: Clapham Junction is the nearest train station. We’re a 10 minute walk.
1. Exit at the Grant Road exit (nearest to Platform 1).
2. Turn right out of the station into Grant Road and walk until you meet Falcon Road.
3. Turn left into Falcon Road and keep walking until you get to a crossroads with traffic
lights – this is the crossing with Battersea Park Road (to the right) and York Road (to
the left).
4. Cross over and keep going in the same direction, the road called Battersea High Street. It is a small road with cafes and shops.
5. After about 100m, the road goes round to the right, but you need to keep straight on and under the railway bridge. Katherine Low Settlement is the first building on the left after the bridge.
By London Underground: You can now travel to Battersea Power Station tube (Northern Line) and catch the bus or walk over (it’s approx. 1.7 miles from KLS). Also consider going to Clapham Junction train station and walking.
By Bicycle: We have a secure bike shed so do cycle over to see us.
Building from Battersea High Street
Katherine Low Settlement is fully committed to safeguarding the welfare of all children, young people and vulnerable adults using its services and building. It recognises its responsibility to take all reasonable steps to promote safe practice and to protect these children, young people and vulnerable adults from harm, abuse and exploitation regardless of age, gender, disability, ethnicity or sexual identity. KLS acknowledges its duty to act appropriately when it receives any allegations, reports or suspicions of abuse. Paid staff and volunteers will work together to encourage an ethos which embraces difference and diversity and respects the rights of children, young people and vulnerable adults.
We are committed to building stronger communities and enabling people to challenge themselves and find ways out of isolation through our varied community projects. There are so many ways you can support our work and help us to deliver our services to even more people.