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Youth engagement and enrichment to youth members between the ages of 6-18 yrs of age. Unisex organisation.
Arts and health centre for people affected by isolation, homelessness and exclusion. The project runs a range of creative arts groups and health improving activities.
Abundance Arts enhance community learning , wellbeing and creativity from the grass roots. We use interactive arts workshops to bring people together, offering visual arts, African drumming, dance and storytelling workshops. We creatively engage children, families and local community organisation.
We are a leading arts education charity that evolved from artist-led initiatives in the early 1970s. For 50 years we have been amongst the UK’s most progressive affordable studio and workspace providers.
ADKC works to enhance opportunities for disabled people (with physical, sensory and hidden impairments), living or working in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea.
Advice Now Plus is provides resources for advisers and volunteers within the information, advice and advocacy sector in Kensington and Chelsea. If you are a member of the public seeking advice on a particular issue then please note that Advice Now Plus does not give advice to members of the public.
We are a registered charity which supports the country’s largest network of Independent Advice Services. We provide support to front-line centres / agencies that offer independent social welfare and legal advice to those in need.
Health charity that advances the health and well being of the UK's African population.
AWC provides support to BME women and their children who are experiencing or threatened with Domestic Abuse as well as delivering a wide range of health related support services targeted at changing perceptions and mind-sets among BME families.
We are an independent, local charity working with older people in Kensington & Chelsea. Any donation, large or small, will go directly towards improving the lives of Kensington & Chelsea's older residents.