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Young Men's Group Personal Training Sessions	Youth Action Alliance	Youth Action Alliance, 202 Wornington Road	W10 5RE	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	0752 584 5721		Action Alliance have teamed up with W10 Performance to offer group personal training sessions at their training gym in Kensal Road. Taking place every Tuesday from 2-3pm we can offer up to 6 places for 6 weeks of training with the possibility of extension depending on commitment and progress. These sessions are aimed at increasing overall health and fitness as well as reducing stress. We also hope these sessions will be a way to get young people out and about and doing something different and positive. All young people will also be offered voluntary holistic advice and support around any key areas of their life e.g. education/employment, housing, health. Priority will be given to young men aged 15-18 who are not in education or employment and live in RBKC but please refer anyone you think will benefit. Youth Action Alliance is also setting up its weekly girls night every Wednesday from 4-7pm. Activities will be based on what the group wants and will include a mix of creative, interactive, fun and educational activities. The group will also be a safe space to access support from peers and trained staff to help to deal with fears and concerns.	Sports / Leisure	View Map
Finance, advocacy/advice/information, umbrella/resource body	Young Hammersmith & Fulham Foundation	Dawes Road Hub, 20 Dawes Rd, Fulham	SW6 7EN	Across Hammersmith	[email protected]	07535 309343	http://yhff.org.uk (Main)	We're here to support youth services and other organisations working with children & young people who live, learn, play or work in the borough. We do it via consortium fundraising, professional training, organisational development, commissioning of a small grants programme, unlocking venues for delivery of services and being a central hub for sector specific information and opportunities	Information / Advice / Guidance	View Map
Space for activites/events/community meetings etc	Westway Trust	1 Thorpe Close	W10 5XL	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 8962 5720	http://www.westway.org (Main)	http://www.westway.org/estate		View Map
Free summer holiday activities for young local people	Westway Trust	1 Thorpe Close	W10 5XL	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 8962 5720	http://www.westway.org (Main)	www.westway.org/summerfun		View Map
Signposting for grant funding and support serives	Westway Trust			Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 8962 5720		www.westway.org/grenfell		View Map
Westway CT Volunteer Cars	Westway CT	240 Acklam Road	W10 5YG	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	020 8964 1114	http://westwayct.org.uk (Main)	The Volunteer Cars is a one-to-one service supported by volunteers. Members can pre-book transport to go where they need to including Clubs/Day Centres, Banks, Libraries, Places of Worship, Dentists or Doctors or to visit Friends and Relatives etc. PLEASE NOTE: Volunteer Drivers support this scheme so bookings are not guaranteed until confirmation. Cost of trips (as of March 2022): up to 1 mile - 2 miles = £2.20 up to 7 miles = £4.40 7 - 12 miles £8.80 12 - 20 miles = £16.00 More than 20 miles you will need to contact the team for an estimated cost The majority of our volunteers use their cars, but we also have a few designated smaller vehicles in our overall fleet. Two of these cars are wheelchair accessible so that we can offer this service to members who cannot transfer from a wheelchair to a car seat.	Transport	View Map
Westway CT Mobility Scooter & Wheelchair Loan Service	Westway CT	240 Acklam Road	W10 5YG	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	020 8960 8774	https://westwayct.org.uk/services/rbkc-residents/mobility-scooters/ (Main)	Members can collect a mobility scooter to use to visit places of interest, meet friends for lunch or just enjoy the local scenery. We also have a number of wheelchairs available to rent. For more information call 020 8960 8774 weekdays between 1 pm – 4 pm to book your scooter.		View Map
Relocation Van Services for Grenfell Survivors	Westway Community Transport		W10 5YG		[email protected]	020 8964 4928	http://www.westwayct.org.uk (Main)	Westway CT is in the process of acquiring a goods van and employing a project co-ordinator to help the Grenfell Survivors relocate. Goods Van can be used to transport clothing and furniture items and can be driven by volunteers (Westway CT will co-ordinate a register of available volunteers and manage the booking process) or by the affected families/individuals booking it, providing they have a valid car licence.		View Map
Information, advice and advocacy	WestPoint-SCD	Norland House 9 Queensdale Crescent	W11 4TL.	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 7603 4832	http://westpointcommunity.org.uk (Main)	We will provide Information, advice and advocacy to support the core efforts to reach out to isolated and traumatised members of the Grenfell Tower community and offer advice and guidance around health/wellbeing, social welfare and housing. Drop-in general information and assistance and making referrals for further assistance and help for more professional and appropriate local agencies.	Information / Advice / Guidance	View Map
Counselling	WestPoint-SCD	Norland House 9, Queensdale Crescent	W11 4TL	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 7603 4832	http://westpointcommunity.org.uk (Main)	We will provide counselling to support the core efforts to reach out to isolated and traumatised members of the Grenfell Tower community and offer counselling and guidance and emotional healing and wellbeing to overcome this tragedy. We will also engage our counselling with local churches and mosques and the local community and in all OTHER faiths for overcoming this tragedy. We will also make referrals where we think it is appropriate to our local partners network such as Minds.		View Map
Youth mentoring and activities	WestPoint-SCD	Norland House 9 Queensdale Crescent	W11 4TL	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 7603 4832		We will provide youth mentoring and activities we will use sport, music and art to make the sessions interesting and we also watch films discussing topical issues affecting young people such that the youths will be fully engaged. We will involve volunteer facilitators experienced in various youth engagements activities. We also engage with children and provide extra help supplementary classes and activities and summer holiday activities.		View Map
Family Befriending	Westminster Befriend a Family	34 Buckingham Palace Rd	SW1W 0RE		[email protected]	020 7828 2765	http://befriendafamily.co.uk (Main)	For families living in the borough of Westminster we are able to offer trained volunteers to support the family by visiting them in their home for 3 hours per week for between 6 to 12 months. The focus is on the areas identified by the family and may include emotional, practical, parenting support and signposting to other resources. This service would be relevant to families that have been re-housed in Westminster.	Support group	View Map
West London Zone	West London Zone	187a Freston Road	W10 6TH	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 7998 4044	http://westlondonzone.org/ (Main)	West London Zone manages a partnership of local charities, so that we can match children with individually tailored support on a case by case basis: academic tutoring, mental health support, and sport/fitness sessions. Each child/family is provided with a 'Link Worker', who provides ongoing positive reinforcement to the child, maintains parental involvement, and works hands-on to make sure the support is as effective. To read our statement on Grenfell Tower, and how we are hoping to adapt our work as a response, please visit our website: http://westlondonzone.org/statement-on-grenfell-tower/		View Map
Counselling and Therapy	West London Action for Children	15 Gertrude Street	SW10 0JN	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 7352 1155	http://wlac.org.uk (Main)	West London Action for Children offers free and confidential help to families, parents, young people and children. We work with low-income families with children under the age of 19 who live in the London boroughs of Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea. We offer one-to-one counselling, family therapy and parenting groups. We also provide counselling in schools and run school-based children's groups. We provide on-site childcare so we can look after children whilst their parent receives a service from us. We can provide short, medium and long-term support. We accept both self and professional referrals. Our referral form can be downloaded from our website: https://www.wlac.org.uk/?page_id=326	Counselling / Mentoring	View Map
Jigsaw - a stay and play service	West London Action for Children	Chelsea Methodist Church, 155A King's Rd, Chelsea	SW3 5TX	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 7352 1155	http://wlac.org.uk (Main)	Jigsaw is the name WLAC’s “stay and play” service for children aged under five and their parents/main carer. ‘Jigsaw’ provides a range of activities across the three school terms including arts and crafts, music, dance, play and stories and a sit-down lunch. There are also special presentations on a wide range of topics including nutrition, child development and baby massage. Run in partnership with the Chelsea Methodist Church, this drop-in service provides an open door for parents and children in an accessible and spacious environment. Every Wednesday 11:00am - 2:30pm during Term Time only. More info including our current programme: https://www.wlac.org.uk/?page_id=1297		View Map
The Happiness Corner	Vittoria De Meo	44 Redcliffe Square, Kensington	SW10 9HQ	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0750 7482146		A unique approach to building resilience through the use of peer support and other inspirational techniques.	Other	View Map
Take Time to Talk	Venture Community Association	103a Wornington Rd	W10 5YB	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 8960 3234	http://www.venturecentre.org.uk (Main)	After the recent tragedy of Grenfell the community as a whole has been deeply affected. We have all been affected in different ways but what is fairly common is the need to share and talk about what has happened and the impact it is having on us and our families. Talk time to talk to is holding weekly sessions at Venture Centre every Thursday from 10am-12pm, there is no need for an appointment just turn up. This is not structured counselling but it is a supported conversion from a member of the IAPT team. This is for anyone whether they have been directly or indirectly affected by Grenfell to come along and have a 1 to 1 chat		View Map
Summer Adventure Play	Venture Community Association	103a Wornington Rd	W10 5YB	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 8960 3234	http://www.venturecentre.org.uk (Main)	Packed summer programme of activities for 5-15 year olds. Completely free refer to website for details		View Map
Turn2us Response Fund	Turn2us	200 Shepherds Bush Road, Hammersmith	W6 7NL	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]		http://www.turn2us.org.uk (Main)	Direct grants to individuals/families who previously lived in the Grenfell Towers and those displaced from Lancaster West Estate due to the fire. Simple one page application form available from the emergency centres.	Other	View Map
Turn2us benefit calculator	Turn2us	200 Shepherds Bush Road, Hammersmith	W6 7NL	Across the tri-borough area			http://www.turn2us.org.uk (Main)	Online, simple and easy to use benefit calculator to identify welfare benefits and tax credits entitlement and how to apply.		View Map
Turn2us grants search	Turn2us			Across the tri-borough area				Online Grants Search tool, providing details of over 3,000 charitable funds for individuals in financial hardship. People can search the grants database, based on their needs and circumstances to find a charity fund who they can approach for support.		View Map
Whole Family support/ Parenting programs	Total Family Coaching & Parenting CIC	Flat 7, Whitton, 89 King Henrys Road	NW3 3RE	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0773 538 3846	http://totalfamilycoaching.co.uk (Main)	We offer an inclusive service for families, to help them take on the big problems in their lives using a whole family model. Our model introduces interactive group and individual activities to; • Build resilience, skills, self-efficiency, and capacity promoting adoptive coping skills and strategies • Deliver interventions that build positive family and interpersonal relationships • Promote sense of community, involvement, and belonging • Provide space and opportunity to discuss common problems, express concerns and provide mutual support • Deliver parenting groups - offering space to encourage effective communication and disciplining strategies to parents to promote positive parent/child relationships • Provide space where adults and children can safely engage in productive activities of educational, social, cultural and sport nature. Our combined expertise is working with families using a whole family model, tackling a variety of family issues like; parenting, domestic violence, bereavement, substance misuse, relationship breakdown, offending and ASB, poor school attendance and unemployment. We are a multi-lingual team offering services to ethnic minority and refugee young people and families in their own language.	Counselling / Mentoring	View Map
I am like you	Total Family Coaching & Parenting CIC	Flat 7, Whitton, 89 King Henrys Road	NW3 3RE	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0750 846 3181	http://totalfamilycoaching.co.uk (Main)	Coaching and mentoring group and individual sessions for young people of ethnic minority and refugee backgrounds, delivered in their mOTHER tongue if and when needed. " I am Like You" 10 week identity and integration program for young people of ethnic minority and refugee backgrounds. “My dangerous loverboy”- sexual exploitation awareness program for vulnerable young people. Teen talk - group sessions for young people to help them learn effective ways to having difficult conversations with parents, carers and OTHER adults in their life.		View Map
Refugee families support service	Total Family Coaching & Parenting CIC	7 Whitton, King Henry's Road	NW3 3RE	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	7841778588		Total Family Coaching works to reduce the trauma and enhance the well-being of refugees by offering psycho-social support to individuals and families living in refugee camps or following their settlement in the UK. A core value of our work includes respecting the humanity and dignity of all people. Our past experience in this area includes working in refugee camps in Greece, to; - Increase the resilience of and reduce the levels of trauma experienced by refugees through psycho-social support. -Liaise with OTHER agencies operating in the refugee camps, offering our expertise for psycho-social care, and ensuring our services are coordinated with OTHER agencies. Offer training and supervision to volunteers, to enhance their understanding of and capacity to engage with traumatised refugees, as well as offering opportunities to debrief and reflect. TFC draws on the founding team’s extensive personal and professional experience of both living as refugees and of working cross-culturally with people who have been traumatised by migration, political conflict and torture. We also draw on our vast experience of providing training and support for health care professionals.		View Map
The Mayhew Animal Home	The Mayhew Animal Home	Trenmar Gardens,	NW10 6BJ	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 8962 8000	http://themayhew.org (Main)		Other	View Map
TheraPaws	The Mayhew Animal Home	Trenmar Gardens	NW10 6BJ	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 8962 8004		TheraPaws is a visiting animal therapy programme delivered by The Mayhew Animal Home. We recognise the benefits that dogs can make to the sick, vulnerable, lonely and stressed. Although we concentrate on delivering our programme to the elderly, those suffering from dementia and/or isolated individuals, The Mayhew would like to offer the service to the Emergency Services that have experienced such tragedy and witnessed terrible scenes whilst responding so heroically to the Grenfell Fire.		View Map
Youth Club sessions	The Harrow Club W11	187, Freston Rd	W10 6TH	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	0208 969 2528	http://www.harrowclubw10.org (Main)	The Harrow Club, and its three satellite youth clubs in housing estates in Hammersmith and Fulham, target young people who are disadvantaged and socially excluded, providing personal development programmes via high quality youth work and recreational and educational activities, to improve self-confidence and broaden opportunities. Assistance is given to help young people through the difficult transition from childhood to adulthood, a turbulent time for many, made more so when experiencing high levels of poverty, poor health and unemployment. It offers a fun programme of activities in a safe, supportive and inclusive environment for its members and is a trusted and much valued community resource. The Clubs currently have a membership of over 1800 young people, mainly between the ages of 8 to 25 that attracts an average of 35 attendees at any one session. The Harrow Clubs have has been awarded the London Youth Quality Mark, Gold Level which “demonstrates the organisation is a centre of excellence providing the best possible service for young people”. At the core of the work of the Harrow Club, a dynamic social education programme is in place which is tailor made to the needs of the young people it serves. Activities include an ABA accredited boxing club, football clubs, arts and crafts, music production and residential programmes (for many this is the only opportunity members get to leave central London), with a large emphasis placed on fun. Clubs are in place for both junior and senior members, and there is a weekly girls only session (which means girls from the large East African Muslim community locally can attend). In addition to generic youth work programming, targeted work is carried out regarding employment help and advice, and workshops regularly take place that are relevant to the needs and concerns of members – cyber bullying, and pressures relating to sex, gang membership and drugs and alcohol.		View Map
Dance, Music, Trapeze workshops	The Flying Gorillas	Basement, 279 Westbourne Park Road	W11 1EE	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]		http://flyinggorillas.co.uk (Main)	Free sessions in Breakdance, Drumming and Static Trapeze over the Summer. Co-ordinated with Edward Woods Community Centre.	Arts / Culture	View Map
Distribution of donations	The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre, 95 Sirdar Road	W11 4EQ	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	0207 221 8810	http://clementjames.org (Main)	Distribution to emergency funds to residents of the Lancaster West Estate. Distribution of clothing, toiletries, baby food etc.	Community / Social club	View Map
Counselling	The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre, 95 Sirdar Road	W11 4EQ	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 7221 8810	http://clementjames.org (Main)	We are in the process of putting in place counselling for children and adults affected by the Grenfell Tower fire. More details to follow.		View Map
Young people's summer programme	The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre, 95 Sirdar Road	W11 4EQ	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	0207 221 8810		A range of activities to run throughout the summer holidays for 7-18 year olds. This will include carnival arts. More details to be decided. There will also be the opportunity for adults to volunteer.		View Map
Advice & Guidance & I.T. drop in sessions	The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre, 95 Sirdar Road	W11 4EQ	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0207221 8810		Advice & Guidance appointments and signposting to specialist support - by appointment. ICT drop-in sessions on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays from 2.15-3.45 with a tutor providing support.		View Map
Community Lunch	The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre, 95 Sirdar Road	W11 4EQ	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 7221 8810		We are in the process of setting up a community lunch on fridays - providing a chance for the community to come together in our beautiful garden. More details to follow.		View Map
Wellbeing Clinic	The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre, 95 Sirdar Road	W11 4EQ	Across the tri-borough area				A drop-in group clinic with alternative holistic therapies such as ear acupuncture. £1 per session.		View Map
After School Provision	The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre, 95 Sirdar Road	W11 4EQ	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 7221 8110		Homework and coursework support, art therapy and pastoral support after school for 7 - 18 year olds.		View Map
The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre	The ClementJames Centre	W11 4EQ	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	02072218810	https://clementjames.org/ (Main)	Come and share our beautiful garden spaces to relax and meet OTHER members of the community and help to tend our herbs and vegetables. Call us to find out more	Education / Play (children / young people), Education / Training (adults), Health and Wellbeing, Information / Advice / Guidance	View Map
Juniors After School Club for 8-13s	The Avenues Youth Project	New Avenues, 3-7 Third Avenue	W10 4RS	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	020 8969 9552	http://avenues.org.uk (Main)	Games, cooking, arts and crafts, tea-time.	Arts / Culture	View Map
Youth Club for 13-19 year olds	The Avenues Youth Project	New Avenues, 3-7 Third Avenue	W10 4RS	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	020 8969 9552	http://avenues.org.uk (Main)	Music Studio, dance, fashion, design.		View Map
Girls only night for 8-16 year olds	The Avenues Youth Project	New Avenues, 3-7 Third Avenue	W10 4RS	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	020 8969 9552		Arts & crafts, games, cooking and more		View Map
Homework Club	The Avenues Youth Project	New Avenues, 3-7 Third Avenue	W10 4RS	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	020 8969 9552		Homework and games		View Map
Summer Holiday Programme	The Avenues Youth Project	New Avenues, 3-7 Third Avenue	W10 4RS	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	020 8969 9552		Various activities		View Map
Queen's Park and Harrow Road Hub	The Avenues Youth Project	New Avenues, 3-7 Third Avenue	W10 4RS	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	7717201791		Activities for the over 50s		View Map
Independent mental health advocacy	The Advocacy Project	73 St Charles Square	W10 6EJ	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	0208 969 3000	http://www.advocacyproject.org.uk (Main)	The Advocacy Project is a London based charity specialising in Advocacy and User Involvement. We work with people with learning disabilities, people using or wishing to use mental health services and older people. We provide free, independent and confidential advocacy and Independent Mental Health advocacy. (IMHA).		View Map
Housing Advice & Support for the LGBTQ+ Community	Stonewall Housing	2a Leroy House, 436 Essex Road		Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0207 359 6242	http://stonewallhousing.org (Main)	Stonewall Housing provides housing support for LGBTQ+ people in their own homes, supported housing for young LGBTQ+ people, as well as free, confidential housing advice for LGBTQ+ people of all ages in every London borough. Telephone advice line (02073595767) is available 11.00am - 5.00pm each weekday , as well as weekly and monthly drop-in sessions. Local appointments and translation services available for people who have access requirements, please call the advice line or fill in a contact form on our website for further information.	Housing / Homelessness	View Map
Second hand clothes	St Andrew's Church	St Andrew's Church, Greyhound Road	W14 9SX	Across Hammersmith	[email protected]	0795 658 7176	http://standrewsfulham.com (Main)	We have many boxes of decent second hand clothes available, some toiletries and baby supplies	Other	View Map
Financial support	St Andrew's Church	St Adnrew's Church, Greyhound Road	W14 9SX	Across Hammersmith	[email protected]	0795 658 7176	http://standrewsfulham.com (Main)	We are seeking to donate financial support directly to families who have been affected.		View Map
Pastoral support and prayer	St Andrew's Church	St Andrew's Church, Greyhound Road	W14 9X	Across Hammersmith	[email protected]	7956587176		We offer the opportunity to talk confidentially with a priest, and the priest will offer to pray		View Map
Drop-in emotional support	SMART (Saint Mary Abbots Rehabilitation and Training)	The Basement, 15 Gertrude Street	SW10 0JN	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 7376 4668	http://smartlondon.org.uk (Main)	We provide drop in sessions throughout the week, weekends and some evenings to provide peer and emotional support (non-clinical). This can be for anyone including community workers.	Support group	View Map
Facilitated support	SMART (Saint Mary Abbots Rehabilitation and Training)	The Basement, 15 Gertrude Street	SW10 0JN	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 7376 4668	http://smartlondon.org.uk (Main)	We can arrange to provide specific emotional support, advice, training, guidance, psycho-education and/or OTHER activities as required at our base address or within the community. This can range from talks at schools to sessions to support people needing time off work because of the disaster.		View Map
Helpline	Sickle Cell Society	Sickle Cell Society, 54 Station Road	NW10 4UA	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	208 961 7795	http://sicklecellsociety.org (Main)	We understand that sickle cell disorders uniquely affect people, and can manifest into a range of further conditions. We also understand that a sickle cell disorder affects the wider social support network. That’s why we support any individual affected by sickle cell, including family members, friends, employers, teachers and healthcare professionals. The topics we cover include: -Managing a sickle cell disorder - Social and welfare issues - Health and education provision - Housing and benefits entitlement - Employment support - Emotional support - Advocacy - Accessing services - Signposting to external agencies and support groups	Health and Wellbeing	View Map

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