Residents
What is the Vibrant & Health Communities Programme?
The consultation on Future Grenfell Support was launched a few weeks ago by RBKC, with a letter sent to everyone living close to the tower and those who have moved out since the tragedy.
Joe Batty our Senior Community Development and Engagement officer provides a regular e-bulletin for participants and subscribers to the Grenfell Network Group.
Comprising of residents, businesses and voluntary agencies in North of Kensington, the group coalesced in the aftermath of the horrific fire at Grenfell Tower meeting semi-regularly to discuss a range of issues including; local governance, future renewal and development of the area after the tragedy and allied issues of note from across the northern wards.
The Grenfell Network Group, a collaboration of residents, councillors and voluntary agencies wrote up a proposal for RBKC - Governance Review. The proposal is to provide a solid foundation for a community-led recovery within the five wards of North Kensington, and a model for increased public participation in decision-making across Kensington & Chelsea.
See also here KCSC's submission on Involving people in decision-making from the 28 November 2018.
The findings of our year long research project examining food poverty in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. This report highlights the experiences of food aid providers and recipients, and is based on work carried out in partnership with seven local charities.
Download the report here (PDF 790kb)
A film of the Change for Children project - a study of local families living in Kensington and Chelsea.
Download the report - Change for Children - a study of local families in Kensington and Chelsea (PDF 1.8mb)