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Westway CT Volunteer CarsWestway CT240 Acklam RoadW10 5YGK&C and Westminster[email protected]020 8964 1114http://westwayct.org.uk (Main)The Volunteer Cars is a one-to-one service supported by volunteers. Members can pre-book transport to go where they need to including Clubs/Day Centres, Banks, Libraries, Places of Worship, Dentists or Doctors or to visit Friends and Relatives etc. PLEASE NOTE: Volunteer Drivers support this scheme so bookings are not guaranteed until confirmation.

Cost of trips (as of March 2022):
up to 1 mile - 2 miles = £2.20
up to 7 miles = £4.40
7 - 12 miles £8.80
12 - 20 miles = £16.00
More than 20 miles you will need to contact the team for an estimated cost

The majority of our volunteers use their cars, but we also have a few designated smaller vehicles in our overall fleet. Two of these cars are wheelchair accessible so that we can offer this service to members who cannot transfer from a wheelchair to a car seat.
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Break loneliness and reduce stressEritrean Lowlanders LeagueDalgarno Community Centre, 1Webb CloseW10 5QBK&C and Hammersmith[email protected]0744 301 8398Organise get to gather provide food and drink invite facilitator to give advice and answer questions.Support groupViewMap
Targeted youth support key workEpic CIC1st Floor, 36C Oxford Gardens,W10 5UQAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]0771 4563254http://epiccic.org.uk/ (Main)Holistic Key Work support for vulnerable young people aged 13-25, delivered through 121s , group work and positive activities as needed. Target group specialisms include LAC/care Leavers, young offenders, serious youth violence, Young women with risky behaviours, teenage mothers, homeless young people, those at risk of NEET (youth unemployment) and hidden harm. Referral forms are available on our website.Support groupViewMap
Worship and Pastoral CareChurch of England146 Sloane StreetSW1X 9BZAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]0207 730 7270http://holytrinitysloanesquare.co.uk (Main)Morning Prayer 9am Mon-Sat
Holy Communion - 1pm Wednesday and 8.30am Sunday
Eucharist - 6.30pm Tues-Thurs
Healing Eucharist - 1st Tuesday of every month at 6.30pm
Sung Eucharist with Junior Church 11am every Sunday
Choral Evensong and Benediction 6pm every Sunday

We also offer home communion and pastoral care.

We are all day, every day.
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Cafe CaribeNubian Life Resource Centre Ltd50 Ellerslie RoadW12 7BWAcross Hammersmith[email protected]020 8749 8017http://nubianlife.org.uk (Main)Evening meals
We have an onsite catering team and can offer up to 50 people with an evening meal after 4pm.
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Food redistributionCity HarvestUnit 22, Acton Park, The ValeW3 7QEAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]0207 041 8491http://cityharvest.org.uk (Main)City Harvest uses a refrigerated fleet of vans to collect surplus, in-date food from businesses including supermarkets, restaurants and manufacturers and distributes to more than 100 charities throughout London. If any non-profit serving vulnerable people needs free food deliveries, please contact City Harvest and we will try to arrange to include them on our route.Support groupViewMap
LGBT hate crIme, domestic abuse and sexual violence advocacyGalopAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]0207 704 2040http://galop.org.uk (Main)Support, advice and advocacy for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people facing hate crime, domestic abuse and sexual violence.Support groupViewMap
Drop-in emotional supportSMART (Saint Mary Abbots Rehabilitation and Training)The Basement, 15 Gertrude StreetSW10 0JNAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]020 7376 4668http://smartlondon.org.uk (Main)We provide drop in sessions throughout the week, weekends and some evenings to provide peer and emotional support (non-clinical). This can be for anyone including community workers.Support groupViewMap
Support groups in Mother Tongue languagesMother Tongue Counselling Service, Wandsworth & Westminster MindBasement, Hopkinson House, 6 Osbert StreetSW1P 2QUK&C and Westminster[email protected]077 1563 6626http://www.mind.org.uk/mother-tongue-counselling.asp (Main)Support groups facilitated by community workers, volunteers and Mental health professionals speaking Arabic (and/or Farsi) to people who have been affected directly or indirectly by the Grenfell incident. We are also able to arrange for various venues locally free of cost.
The groups will have an informal approach where people can come and talk about their experiences or feelings, and relate with each other, while offering peer support. The group will be supervised by a mental health professional, and subsequent signposting information will be provided.
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Family BefriendingWestminster Befriend a Family34 Buckingham Palace RdSW1W 0RE[email protected]020 7828 2765http://befriendafamily.co.uk (Main)For families living in the borough of Westminster we are able to offer trained volunteers to support the family by visiting them in their home for 3 hours per week for between 6 to 12 months. The focus is on the areas identified by the family and may include emotional, practical, parenting support and signposting to other resources.
This service would be relevant to families that have been re-housed in Westminster.
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Food BankNorth Paddington Food Bank416 Harrow RoadW9 2HXK&C and Westminster[email protected]020 7266 3347http://npfoodbank.org.uk/ (Main)We provide food parcels to individuals or families in need. Most are referred to us by agencies but we try to help everyone who arrives at our door.Support groupViewMap
Young Men's Group Personal Training SessionsYouth Action AllianceYouth Action Alliance, 202 Wornington RoadW10 5REAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]0752 584 5721Action Alliance have teamed up with W10 Performance to offer group personal training sessions at their training gym in Kensal Road. Taking place every Tuesday from 2-3pm we can offer up to 6 places for 6 weeks of training with the possibility of extension depending on commitment and progress.
These sessions are aimed at increasing overall health and fitness as well as reducing stress. We also hope these sessions will be a way to get young people out and about and doing something different and positive.
All young people will also be offered voluntary holistic advice and support around any key areas of their life e.g. education/employment, housing, health.
Priority will be given to young men aged 15-18 who are not in education or employment and live in RBKC but please refer anyone you think will benefit. Youth Action Alliance is also setting up its weekly girls night every Wednesday from 4-7pm.
Activities will be based on what the group wants and will include a mix of creative, interactive, fun and educational activities.
The group will also be a safe space to access support from peers and trained staff to help to deal with fears and concerns.
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Football GroupMigrants Organise2 Thorpe closeW10 5XLAcross London[email protected]020 8964 4815http://www.migrantsorganise.org (Main)The Football Group meets once per week and it is open migrants and refugees who are isolated, struggle with mental health problems and do not have access to other opportunities to socialise and carry out physical activity. The aim of the group is to give vulnerable men an opportunity to feel less isolated, part of a community and develop social skills.Sports / LeisureViewMap
Skills development and community supportNova New Opportunities2 Thorpe CloseW10 5XLAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]07456 580462http://www.novanew.org.uk/ (Main)Developing the skills, confidence and potential of committed and motivated individuals since 1983. Nova is a registered charity that provides a vital stepping stone for over 1,400 disadvantaged residents of North Kensington each year.Personal developmentViewMap
Surplus foodPlan Zheroes1A Nevern PlaceSW5 9NRAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]0743 686 4186http://planzheroes.org (Main)Plan Zheroes facilitates the redistribution of surplus food from businesses to charities and community groups. We would not be able to distribute food directly to individuals or families but rather to local groups who are providing meals or food boxes. Any group can access food donations via our free online platform by creating an account at planzheroes.org.OtherViewMap
The Happiness CornerVittoria De Meo44 Redcliffe Square, KensingtonSW10 9HQAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]0750 7482146A unique approach to building resilience through the use of peer support and other inspirational techniques.OtherViewMap
The Mayhew Animal HomeThe Mayhew Animal HomeTrenmar Gardens,NW10 6BJAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]020 8962 8000http://themayhew.org (Main)OtherViewMap
Second hand clothesSt Andrew's ChurchSt Andrew's Church, Greyhound RoadW14 9SXAcross Hammersmith[email protected]0795 658 7176http://standrewsfulham.com (Main)We have many boxes of decent second hand clothes available, some toiletries and baby suppliesOtherViewMap
Turn2us Response FundTurn2us200 Shepherds Bush Road, HammersmithW6 7NLAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]http://www.turn2us.org.uk (Main)Direct grants to individuals/families who previously lived in the Grenfell Towers and those displaced from Lancaster West Estate due to the fire. Simple one page application form available from the emergency centres.OtherViewMap
Westway CTWestway CTW10 5YGAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]020 8964 4928http://www.westwayct.org.uk (Main)Infrastructure Support, TransportViewMap
Generalist adviceNucleus LAC298 Old Brompton Rd, Earls CourtSW5 9JFAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]0796 042 2018http://nucleus.org.uk (Main)Advice and assistance across social welfare law : benefits , debt , housing , family , immigration, employment.Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Advice/Emotional Support for ArmeniansCentre for Armenian Information & AdviceAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]0208 992 4621http://caia.org.uk (Main)The CAIA provides confidential independent information and advice. Our Advice Worker is available on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Friday from 9.00am-4.00pm.
Due to high demand for our services we ask that you book an appointment with us before attending to avoid any disappointment. You can do this by calling us on 020 8992 4621. Alternatively, you can email us or make an enquiry via our contact form and we will respond at the next available opportunity.
MAIN AREAS OF ADVICE PROVIDED
Immigration Issues – OISC Level 1
National Asylum Support Services
Housing
Welfare Benefits
Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Legal and specalist servicesAnti-Tribalism MovementATM House, Market Approach, Shepherd's BushW12 8DDK&C and Hammersmith[email protected]020 3588 1880http://theatm.org (Main)We have legal experts within our premises supporting victims regarding their rights as well as other services including post-trauma support, mental health assistance, counseling, and support to rebuild their lives.Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Debt Advice and Budgeting CoursesCrosslight AdviceHTB Brompton RoadSW7 1JAAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]0207 052 0318http://crosslightadvice.org (Main)Crosslight Advice is an independent charity which works to combat poverty and hardship caused by the burden of unmanageable debt and lack of financial capability. Our service is completely free, and we offer comprehensive debt advice, money education, practical assistance, and ongoing support to anyone who needs it, regardless of background or circumstances.Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Finance, advocacy/advice/information, umbrella/resource bodyYoung Hammersmith & Fulham FoundationDawes Road Hub, 20 Dawes Rd, FulhamSW6 7ENAcross Hammersmith[email protected]07535 309343http://yhff.org.uk (Main)We're here to support youth services and other organisations working with children & young people who live, learn, play or work in the borough. We do it via consortium fundraising, professional training, organisational development, commissioning of a small grants programme, unlocking venues for delivery of services and being a central hub for sector specific information and opportunitiesInformation / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Information, Advice & Guidance - Royal Assoc for Deaf PeopleRoyal Association for Deaf people (RAD)Across the tri-borough area[email protected]0746 7914 132http://royaldeaf.org.uk (Main)We provide accessible Information, Advice and Guidance to Deaf people in their first language. Our areas of expertise include benefits, money, housing, employment, debt and family/domestic.Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Homeless drop-inChelsea Methodist Church155a Kings Road, ChelseaSW3 5TXAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]020 7352 9305http://chelseamethodist.org.uk (Main)Drop-in with access to Glass Dorr Caseworkers to give advice.
Showers and limited laundry
Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Legal AdviceIraqi Community AssociationUnit 1 Cavell House, 233 Wood LaneW12 0HLAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]020 7023 2650http://iraqiassociation.org (Main)Legal advice on immigration and citizenship.Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Kensington Citizens AdviceKensington Citizens Advice2 Acklam RoadW10 5QZAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]http://citizensadvice.org.uk/local/kensington-chelsea (Main)We provide free, confidential and impartial advice and campaign on big issues affecting people's lives.

Our goal is to help everyone find a way forward, whatever problem they face.

We're an independent charity and part of the Citizens Advice Network across England and Wales.
Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Free legal advice drop-in for the Grenfell community.North Kensington Law CentreUnit 13, Baseline Business Studios, Whitchurch RdW11 4ATAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]020 8969 747http://nklc.co.uk (Main)Daily drop-in (Monday-Friday) offering free legal advice on housing, benefits, community care, employment, immigration, bereavement, compensation and more.Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Information, advice and advocacyWestPoint-SCDNorland House 9 Queensdale CrescentW11 4TL.K&C and Hammersmith[email protected]020 7603 4832http://westpointcommunity.org.uk (Main)We will provide Information, advice and advocacy to support the core efforts to reach out to isolated and traumatised members of the Grenfell Tower community and offer advice and guidance around health/wellbeing, social welfare and housing. Drop-in general information and assistance and making referrals for further assistance and help for more professional and appropriate local agencies.Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Supporting unpaid carersCarers NetworkBeethoven Centre, Third AvenueW10 4JLAcross London[email protected]0208 960 3033http://carers-network.org.uk/ (Main)Carers network supports unpaid carers in the following boroughs; Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham and the City of London.
Carers Assessment - All carers are entitled to an assessment of their needs, this is quite separate from the assessment of the person they care for.
A Carers Assessment enables carers to think about their needs and find out about any help available to them. The emphasis is on the carer assessing his/her own needs as no one knows these better than they do. Once an assessment has been complete a support plan will be put in place in order to meet those needs.
Carers Personal Budgets - A Carers Personal Budget is a council-run scheme in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea that will provide carers with a once-per-year direct payment to support them to have a break from their caring role.
Support for Carers – Our new Information, Advice and Guidance team will be providing regular drop in advice surgeries (no appointment needed) and a daily telephone advice line that will also be available one evening a month.
Former Carers Project - Carers Network’s Former Carers Project will support people whose caring role has come to an end. It is set up specifically to provide advice, guidance and support to former unpaid carers as they explore the viable options available to them after their caring role has ended.
Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Housing Advice & Support for the LGBTQ+ CommunityStonewall Housing2a Leroy House, 436 Essex RoadAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]0207 359 6242http://stonewallhousing.org (Main)Stonewall Housing provides housing support for LGBTQ+ people in their own homes, supported housing for young LGBTQ+ people, as well as free, confidential housing advice for LGBTQ+ people of all ages in every London borough.
Telephone advice line (02073595767) is available 11.00am - 5.00pm each weekday , as well as weekly and monthly drop-in sessions. Local appointments and translation services available for people who have access requirements, please call the advice line or fill in a contact form on our website for further information.
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AdviceGlass Door Homeless Charity155a King's RoadSW3 5TXK&C and Hammersmith[email protected]020 7351 4948http://glassdoor.org.uk (Main)Our caseworkers are trained to advise on matters of jobs & housing.Housing / HomelessnessViewMap
HelplineSickle Cell SocietySickle Cell Society, 54 Station RoadNW10 4UAAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]208 961 7795http://sicklecellsociety.org (Main)We understand that sickle cell disorders uniquely affect people, and can manifest into a range of further conditions. We also understand that a sickle cell disorder affects the wider social support network. That’s why we support any individual affected by sickle cell, including family members, friends, employers, teachers and healthcare professionals. The topics we cover include:
-Managing a sickle cell disorder
- Social and welfare issues
- Health and education provision
- Housing and benefits entitlement
- Employment support
- Emotional support
- Advocacy
- Accessing services
- Signposting to external agencies and support groups
Health and WellbeingViewMap
Mental HealthPamodzi54-56 Phoenix RoadNW1 1ESAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]020 8840 3900http://pamodzinfo.org (Main)Encouraging and making sure people access counselling services. Most people are experiencing anxiety, depression, anger, fear etc but are not in a position to recognise this as well as the impact this has on their wellbeing short and long term. We can carry out assessments and make sure they access counselling services including offering emotional support as part of our service.Health and WellbeingViewMap
Victim support through volunteersJuliana Asthma CauseThe Hub, 20 Dawes Road FulhamSW6 7ENAcross Hammersmith[email protected]0744 883 0320http://julianaasthmacause.org.uk. (Main)Some of our volunteers have visited Chelsea and Kensington hospital on several occassions. We also don't mind giving our time as volunteers to help in distribution of foods and some clothes to unfortunate victims.Health and WellbeingViewMap
Social worker support, advocacy and caseworkCara Trust240 Lancaster RdW11 4AHAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]020 7243 6147http://caralife.com (Main)Specialist & Confidential social work team support - covering advocacy and casework issues - for people living with HIV. We are already supporting one Grenfell Tower resident with this.Health and WellbeingViewMap
Advice on respiratory condition through smoke inhalationBreathe Easy WestminsterAda Court, 10-16 Maida ValeW9 1TFAcross Westminster[email protected]http://blf.org.uk/westminster (Main)Description of pathways and self monitoring for those either with previous lung conditions or those without.
Methods of diagnosis, medication, advice lines with British Lung Foundation and re-assurance
Health and WellbeingViewMap
Alternative therapiesMunro HealthOffice 4, Canalside House, 383 Ladbroke GroveW10 5AAAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]07960 334133http://munrohealth.com (Main)We can offer half hour treatments in holistic massage, reflexology, acupuncture and healingHealth and WellbeingViewMap
Health empowerment and engagement club for womenHodan Somali CommunityGibbs Green Tenants Hall, Mund StreetW14 9NNK&C and Hammersmith[email protected]0208 9605813http://hodan.org.uk (Main)Two day a week keep fit sessions, traditional dance, sharing information and experiences, group mentoring, making friends, de-stressing etc. The aim of this project is to build confidence and promote physical and mental health wellbeing. Two hours per session on Mondays and Wednesdays.Health and WellbeingViewMap
Health and Well-beingMigrants Organise2 Thorpe CloseW10 5XLAcross London[email protected]020 8964 4815http://www.migrantsorganise.org (Main)Learning relaxation techniques and ways to improve sleep, it includes drawing painting and reading together.Health and WellbeingViewMap
English ClassesMigrants Organise2 Thorpe CloseW10 5XLAcross London[email protected]020 8964 4815http://www.migrantsorganise.org (Main)English class for Beginners
English class - Conversation
Education / Training (adults)ViewMap
Nova New OpportunitiesNova New Opportunities2 Thorpe CloseW10 5XLAcross London020 8960 2488http://www.novanew.org.uk (Main)Education / Play (children / young people), Education / Training (adults), Information / Advice / Guidance, Personal developmentViewMap
The ClementJames CentreThe ClementJames CentreThe ClementJames CentreW11 4EQAcross Kensington and Chelsea[email protected]02072218810https://clementjames.org/ (Main)Come and share our beautiful garden spaces to relax and meet OTHER members of the community and help to tend our herbs and vegetables. Call us to find out moreEducation / Play (children / young people), Education / Training (adults), Health and Wellbeing, Information / Advice / GuidanceViewMap
Stay & Play SessionsRay's Playhouse247 Stephendale Road, FulhamSW6 2PRAcross Hammersmith[email protected]020 7371 9002http://raysplayhouse.org (Main)Ray's Playhouse offer six stay and play session a week. Five sessions in the morning 9.30 - 12.00 Monday to Friday and an afternoon session on Tuesday 1.30pm - 3.30pm.Education / Play (children / young people)ViewMap
Fundays Holiday PlayschemeFun Days Holiday Playscheme12 Margravine Road, HammersmithW6 8HNK&C and Hammersmith[email protected]0787 331 4417We provide high quality childcare for children aged 3-12 years during school holidays. We are OFSTED registered and all of our staff hold enhanced DBS checks. We take the children out on trips each day around London.Education / Play (children / young people)ViewMap
Pop up play schemes on estatesPlay AssociationBroomhouse Ln, FulhamSW6 3DPHammersmith & Westminster[email protected]020 7736 3699http://playassociationhf.org (Main)Play workers working as an outreach team providing sports ,arts and crafts and other gamesEducation / Play (children / young people)ViewMap
Emotional wellbeing and counsellingPeople Arise NowDawes Road Hub, 20 Dawes Road, FulhamSW6 7ENAcross the tri-borough area[email protected]020 7952 1245http://www.peoplearisenow.org (Main)Our Emotional Support and Counselling sessions aim to enable our beneficiaries to deal with and overcome issues that are causing emotional stress or pain.
PAN provides a safe and stable environment for our beneficiaries to talk and deal with difficult emotions. Our counsellors and mentors are here to support our beneficiaries without usually giving advice. Instead, we enable ours users to formulate their own understanding of any issues they may be going through. These include but are not limited to:

- Dealing with life after incarceration and acquisition of life skills.
- Dealing with mild or strong feelings of depression, or low mood and sadness.
- Dealing with mild or strong feelings of anxiety and coping with worry.
- Coping with bereavement and or relationship breakdown.
- Coping with short and long-term redundancy or work-related stress.
- Dealing with identity issues that prevent our beneficiaries from achieving their goals.
- Dealing with low self-esteem issues and a lack of confidence.
Counselling / MentoringViewMap
CounsellingRelate London South West1A Hill Street, Richmond, SurreyTW9 1SXK&C and Hammersmith[email protected]01302 347876http://relatelondonsw.org (Main)We can provide counselling services to adults, including couples, individuals, families. We also provide counselling services for children and young people aged 5-18 years old.Counselling / MentoringViewMap
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