Announcements

The Take the Lead programme is a new initiative that offers grants between £500 and £1,500 for projects, events, or activities that explore how data can support health and wellbeing within your local community.

Trust for London have shared their 5 tips for small frontline organisations looking to engage in policy work, featuring the case study of the journey of a London charity, Action for Refugees in Lewisham (AFRIL).

St Mary Abbots Rehabilitation and Training (SMART) are hosting The Bi-Borough Wide Meeting - a community event for residents of Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster, focused on wellbeing, connection, and local services.

From 13–17 October 2025, communities across the UK will be celebrating Community Transport Week (CTWeek25) – a national showcase of the essential role community transport plays in helping people stay connected, independent, and supported.

RBKC's Young Leader Awards honour the achievements of young individuals who have made a significant impact through leadership, creativity, sports, community involvement, and more.

The K&C Foundation have published their impact report for 2025. The report looks at the Foundation's different projects over the last year, and how they have directed support towards their three priority areas of mental health, education, and skills and employment.

The Recovery & Wellbeing College (CNWL), in collaboration with St Mary Abbots Church (W8 4LA), is hosting a series of wellbeing workshops designed to support emotional health and resilience:

•    6 October – Developing Resilience

You’re invited to the programme’s online launch event on Thursday 25 September 10–11am.

Training Information via Exit Hate Trust

“Moving Your Charity Premises Successfully”

📅 Thursday 25 September
🕐 1.00–2.30pm (online)

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Central and North West London's Recovery and Wellbeing College are running Bump to Baby snapshot courses this autumn:

•    Discovering Self-Compassion – 10 & 12 November, 11am – 12:00pm (online)