A series of articles looking at the relationships KCSC has built with local organisations over the years.

These stories demonstrate our history, our range of resources and advice, our influence, and above all our commitment to the sector.

Read the full series here:

Francois is a finance and risk professional with experience in the London General Insurance Market, bringing governance and financial oversight skills to his role as KCSC’s Treasurer. He supports the board with clear, practical analysis to help navigate financial pressures and ensure responsible stewardship of resources.

The VCS Assembly provided the opportunity for the sector to come together focus strengthening relationships with corporates.  The event examined the benefits of corporate and voluntary and community sector (VCS) relationships as well as how social value works within procurement to deliver benefits to the local VCS.

Read more about the event and actions to help guide corporate/VCS relationships here.
 

North West London Integrated Care Board is funding KCSC, SMART and Violet Melchett Health & Wellbeing Centre to develop a pilot of a project for patients with unmet needs known as Forever care

Forever Care aims to design a service that addresses needs of people in Chelsea / Brompton area who:

The law firm Russell-Cooke is working with Kensington & Chelsea Social Council to provide a free telephone helpline for KCSC members. The helpline allows members to have a short 15 minute telephone conversation with a legal professional on issues relating to running a charity, such as:

The aim of our work is to strengthen and promote local voluntary and community organisations and the communities they work with.

Look out for more information about our 60 years over the coming months.

The aim of our work is to strengthen and promote local voluntary and community organisations and the communities they work with. Find out more in our most recent impact report.

The impact of our work has helped strengthen and promote local voluntary and community organisations and the communities they work with.

See here our full impact report for Quarter 1 to 3 of 2019-20

Please find below a few case studies collected between April and December 2019.