Announcements
City Living, Local Life (CLLL) is a ward-based community programme that helps residents improve their neighbourhoods by creating opportunities for conversations and providing funding for community activities.
As part of City Living, Local Life you can:
About the Project
Nourish Hub have partnered with RBKC to create a community cookbook, celebrating the community projects that have contributed to the Notting Dale Future Neighbourhoods 2030 project. If you have participated in one of the projects, Nourish Hub ask you to donate a recipe!
If your donated recipe is chosen, it will be tested by the Chefs at Nourish Hub, professionally photographed and printed in the cookbook!
Anybody living or working in the North Kensington area, that has been affected by the Grenfell Tower fire is entitled to a Grenfell Enhanced Health Check
The Grenfell Enhanced Health Check is a wonderful opportunity for the local residents to support their health and wellbeing. These Clinics are held in a number of locations in the area.
As schools will soon be breaking up and summer programmes start, Change4Life are offering the following support to settings over the Summer months. As always, this is free of charge:
Change4Life workshops
Change4Life have limited availability to offer practical in person sessions direct with children, parents or families and cover topics such as healthy eating made simple, food practical making fruit kebabs with key messages, healthy eating quiz, sugar smart. Complete our short enquiry form to put in your request
Join RBKC to help shape their services at the Family Hubs in Kensington and Chelsea.
The Parent & Carer Panel is where parents and carers collaborate with RBKC, to help design and evaluate services.
They strive to amplify the voices of those who are often unheard in our community to create a supportive and inclusive environment for all families.
Come along to meet other families and discuss your ideas for the Family Hubs and how you can get involved!
Click below to see the relevant event poster:
The Charity Governance Code Steering Group is undertaking a consultation about the Code’s content, structure, applicability to different sizes of charity, language and accessibility. As part of the consultation process, they are keen to learn about your relationship with the Code, whether as a user or a non-user.
Completed surveys are confidential and will be reviewed by the Steering Group in a form that is anonymised and seeks to outline patterns and differences in responses.
The East and North London Hubs mobility advice service is supported by the Department of Transport and can provide tailored, bespoke advice and information to disabled and older people who can not or do not wish to drive and need assistance with accessible transport options.
A new transformational six week personal development programme for women who are ready to become who they are meant to be.
The evening group sessions start on Wednesday 26 June 2024 and run from 7-9pm.
To register click here.
Discover South Kensington (DSK) is looking for views on how to make the neighbourhood greener and more prepared for a changing climate. Read more on the DSK website, here.
The PPL Hub is a free space for charities and community members to come together, collaborate and take action together in central London.
Their goal is to encourage the power of in-person connection by providing a workspace for the voluntary and public sector to use, free of charge.