As a community organisation, you can support someone in need in your community to apply for a device, by being their verifier for their application.
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As a community organisation, you can support someone in need in your community to apply for a device, by being their verifier for their application.
Change4Life clubs are a free five-week programme, open to any child (with accompanying parent/carer), young person or expectant parent who lives, attends a state-funded school or children’s centre or is registered with a GP in Kensington and Chelsea or Westminster.
From the Natural History Museum's Community & Youth Engagement Team:
The council are looking to engage the local voluntary sector in reviewing proposed changes for the third round (2027-2030) of the the Voluntary Sector Support Fund (VSSF).
RBKC's Wellbeing Hub explores free or low-cost mental health and emotional wellbeing support in Kensington and Chelsea and some UK wide service and apps.
The VCSE Data and Insights National Observatory, which gathers data through annual surveys, has published their latest insights in the VCSE Barometer: Executive Summary | VCSE Analytics Dashboard
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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 Church, Kensington Church Street, W8 4LA
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.
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.
Training Information via Exit Hate Trust