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Falls can have a serious impact on confidence, independence and wellbeing - but they are not an inevitable part of ageing.
Exciting meals can be quick, fun, easy and cheap to cook with Bags of Taste, FREE (ingredients included), flexible, home-based short courses.
Learn how to make delicious, healthy meals from all over the world whilst saving money. All you need is a kitchen and a phone.
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NHS Volunteering is a free platform from NHS England which helps people across England find and apply for volunteering roles in healthcare. The platform is quick and easy to use, and accessible for both recruiters and volunteers.
Chasing the Stigma and Social Finance have published a new research brief focused on supporting suicide prevention efforts across London.
The latest version of the digital inclusion signposting booklet has been released, now rebranded as the Get Online in K&C Handbook.
This handbook brings together all the support available to residents with digital skills, devices, connectivity, and staying safe online.
Find out what's on at South Kensington and Chelsea Family Hubs for Under 5’s between 20 April and 17 July.
Activities for parents and children take place across a range of locations across the south of the borough.
Find out what's on South Kensington & Chelsea Family Hubs for Under 5’s between 20th April-17th July.
Activities for parents and children take place across a range of locations across the south of the borough.
Nourish Hub's Womens Book Club is a free, warm, welcoming space where women can come together, enjoy a hot drink, and talk about books. No pressure, just friendly conversation and connections. Whether someone is a lifelong reader or just starting their reading journey, everyone is welcome.
The Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA) is a charity working in partnership with RBKC Council and with local organisations who have supported their Tech4Communities programme, collecting unwanted tech from residents and refurbishing it to give back to the local community to keep.