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Name	Organisation delivering the service	Address	Post Code	Location	Email	Phone	Website (Main)	Service Description	Activities:
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
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
Emotional wellbeing and counselling	People Arise Now	Dawes Road Hub, 20 Dawes Road, Fulham	SW6 7EN	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 7952 1245	http://www.peoplearisenow.org (Main)	Our Emotional Support and Counselling sessions aim to enable our beneficiaries to deal with and overcome issues that are causing emotional stress or pain. PAN provides a safe and stable environment for our beneficiaries to talk and deal with difficult emotions. Our counsellors and mentors are here to support our beneficiaries without usually giving advice. Instead, we enable ours users to formulate their own understanding of any issues they may be going through. These include but are not limited to: - Dealing with life after incarceration and acquisition of life skills. - Dealing with mild or strong feelings of depression, or low mood and sadness. - Dealing with mild or strong feelings of anxiety and coping with worry. - Coping with bereavement and or relationship breakdown. - Coping with short and long-term redundancy or work-related stress. - Dealing with identity issues that prevent our beneficiaries from achieving their goals. - Dealing with low self-esteem issues and a lack of confidence.	Counselling / Mentoring	View Map
Parent & Child Drop-in	Shepherds Bush Families Project	58a Bulwer Street	W12 8AP	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 8749 2371	http://shepherdsbushfamiliesproject.com (Main)	The drop-in is for all families living in hotels, hostels, refuges and other forms of temporary, unsuitable accommodation and runs four days a week. It is a safe space for families to come, and many friendships have been forged and families have found support and comfort from each other. The drop-in is an opportunity for both parents and children to socialise in a stimulating environment where noise and messy play are not a problem. The children & parents have the opportunity to join in many different activities & parents are able to spend stress free time with their children. The drop-in is informal & free of charge We also run a Parent and infant drop-in one afternoon a week. This is specifically for parents with infants under 1 yr and is a smaller group than our main drop-in service.	Community / Social club	View Map
Pre-school provision	Shepherds Bush Families Project	58a Bulwer Street	W12 8AP	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 8749 2371	http://shepherdsbushfamiliesproject.com (Main)	We run a pre-school provision for children aged 1-5 years. The preschool is an opportunity for both parents and children to have some, much needed respite. The children learn through play in a friendly, warm, safe and stimulating atmosphere and gain a firm learning foundation before entering formal education.		View Map
After School & Holiday provision	Shepherds Bush Families Project	58a Bulwer Street,	W12 8AP	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 87492371		Our after school club is for children and young people aged 5–16yrs. Children & young people that attend sessions are able to receive homework support in all subjects and have access to materials and resources needed in order to complete class and school projects. Children & Young people’s also have an opportunity to try out different forms of art and take part in a number of games and activities.		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
Alternative therapies	Munro Health	Office 4, Canalside House, 383 Ladbroke Grove	W10 5AA	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	07960 334133	http://munrohealth.com (Main)	We can offer half hour treatments in holistic massage, reflexology, acupuncture and healing	Health and Wellbeing	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
Pop up play schemes on estates	Play Association	Broomhouse Ln, Fulham	SW6 3DP	Hammersmith & Westminster	[email protected]	020 7736 3699	http://playassociationhf.org (Main)	Play workers working as an outreach team providing sports ,arts and crafts and other games	Education / Play (children / young people)	View Map
Residential trips to farms	Play Association	Parsons Green sports and social club, Broomhouse Lane, Fulham	SW6 3DP	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0207 736 3699	http://playassociationhf.org (Main)	Short trips to farm in Glastonbury camping in tents but full ammenities on site.		View Map
Interpreting , emotional well-being support , advise and information , connection between the fire victim and social services.	Persian Care Centre	45 Walmer road	W11 4EY	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0796 144 7116	http://www.persiancarecentre.com (Main)	We aim to facilitate the development of our service users physical and mental wellbeing particularly for those who are in supported housing and face language barriers and those who have less opportunity to meet new people and those who are the victim of Grenfell Tower disaster. Our service users have experienced degrees of loss and as they age further losses of a significant magnitude continue, for example, loss of friends, family, loss of employment, self-esteem and loss of community and as a result, they neglect their health and wellbeing due to isolation and depression. The aim of this service is to improve the psychological and physical wellbeing of Persian and other Farsi speaking people living locally, and to promote better understanding and tolerance between local people and Persian and other Farsi speakers. service users, increase involvement and social inclusion from people who face barriers to participation.	Community / Social club	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
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
Counselling	Relate London South West	1A Hill Street, Richmond, Surrey	TW9 1SX	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	01302 347876	http://relatelondonsw.org (Main)	We can provide counselling services to adults, including couples, individuals, families. We also provide counselling services for children and young people aged 5-18 years old.	Counselling / Mentoring	View Map
Legal and specalist services	Anti-Tribalism Movement	ATM House, Market Approach, Shepherd's Bush	W12 8DD	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 3588 1880	http://theatm.org (Main)	We have legal experts within our premises supporting victims regarding their rights as well as other services including post-trauma support, mental health assistance, counseling, and support to rebuild their lives.	Information / Advice / Guidance	View Map
Safe space to grieve and meet OTHER victims	Anti-Tribalism Movement	ATM House, Market Approach, Shepherd's Bush	W12 8DD	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 3588 1880	http://theatm.org (Main)	Our Center has become a safe space for people to come together to relocate their loved ones and just to find comfort and reconnect with OTHER victims and relatives.		View Map
Donation and feeding centre	Anti-Tribalism Movement	ATM House, Market Approach, Shepherd's Bush	W12 8DD	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	2035881880		We have received large donations from the public and we have been cooking for relatives of the victims and some of the victims to eat hot food especially during Iftar time. We have a big public fundraising event on the 9th of July here in Shepherd's Bush to bring together artists to perform and share their talent and creativity to heal the wounds and distress caused by this incident.		View Map
Community Centre	Bishop Creighton House	378 Lillie Road, Fulham	SW6 7PH	Across Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 7385 9689	http://creightonhouse.org (Main)	BCH runs a community centre and outreach services for older people (befriending, home safety and security, home adaptations, exercise and fitness) people with learning disabilities (mentoring, social activities, work opportunities) and families with children under five (home safety).		View Map
LGBT hate crIme, domestic abuse and sexual violence advocacy	Galop			Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0207 704 2040	http://galop.org.uk (Main)	Support, advice and advocacy for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people facing hate crime, domestic abuse and sexual violence.	Support group	View Map
Grenfell Recovery & Wellbeing College Workshops					[email protected]	020 3214 5686	https://www.voluntarywork.org.uk/activities-2/grenfell-recovery-and-wellbeing-college-workshops/ (Main)	The Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service is teaming up with the CNWL Recovery & Wellbeing College and Community Champions to offer a programme of free online workshops that focus on wellbeing.		View Map
Women's Wellbeing Project	Iraqi Community Association	Edward Woods Community Centre, 60-70 Norland Road	W11 4TX	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0208 740 6496		Free weekly session for women in the Iraqi and Arabic-speaking community. Each session includes exercise class (e.g. Zumba, Yoga) and a talk/workshop about a range of topics including health, family conflicts, local services. Refreshments included.		View Map
One to One Befriending	Octavia Foundation		W10 5BN	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	0208 354 5532	https://www.octaviafoundation.org.uk/our_work/older_and_vulnerable_people/befriending (Main)	One to one befriending offers a safe space to have a chat with one of our volunteers on a weekly basis for a minimum of six months. The service provides emotional support for people whilst promoting independence and reducing isolation.		View Map
Group Befriending	Octavia Foundation		W10 5BN	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	0208 354 5532	http://www.octaviafoundation.org.uk (Main)	Group Befriending offers a space in the community to share experiences and ideas with OTHER local peoples. It is an opportunity to meet and build friendships with people. Refreshments and transport can be provided.		View Map
Advocacy, Advice, Representation, Signposting,	Prospects (Kensington) Ltd	Swinbrook Community Centre, 145 Acklam Road	W10 5YX	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 8969 1777	http://www.prospectsk.myzen.co.uk (Main)	Accompany People to various places to help them access the services and resources on offer. Help them to find temporary accommodation with local services users and members of the of organisation. Represent them in any way they need representation, for example English as a second language people.		View Map
Venue for meetings and recreation purposes	Prospects (Kensington) Ltd	Swinbrook Community Centre, 145 Acklam Road	W10 5YX	K&C and Hammersmith	[email protected]	020 8969 1777	http://www.prospectsk.myzen.co.uk (Main)	Organisations and services can meet at the community centre for meetings, services, counselling, recreation with refreshment		View Map
Prospects Futures Programme	Prospects (Kensington) Ltd	Swinbrook Community Centre, 145 Acklam Road	W10 5YX	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 8969 1777		A Supplementary School (P.Jeffrey Academy of Higher Achievement) (Structured extra curriculum classes in Maths, English, Science, Computer studies. 2) Structured Education Programme: A) Structured Information Communications Technology (SITec) “COMPUTER CLUB B) Support, advocacy and representation at school for children who have problems at school. 3) Futures of Returning to Work (ForWorK) - A service for unemployed people 16 and over: Computer classes’ beginners to advanced/open learning (use of our resources) advice, guidance and referrals re further courses and employment, courses include a Shadowing Scheme, enabling users to gain experience as trainers.		View Map
General advice and support	Prospects (Kensington) Ltd	Swinbrook Community Centre, 145 Acklam Road	W10 5YX	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0208-969-1777		As an organisation with a long history in the community and members who are experienced and well known in the community we also undertake a considerable amount of work involving helping, and referring local residents who need help, support and advice regarding issues including housing, homelessness, benefits, and immigration. Help and support with letter writing, application form filling, CV writing etc.		View Map
Counselling/psychotherapy	Living Well CIC	Exmoor St	W106DZ	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 3137 3373	http://livingwellcic.com (Main)	Counselling provided by fully trained counsellors and counsellors on placement with us who are in training. We specialise in providing counselling for people wilth HIV.	Counselling / Mentoring	View Map
Mentoring	Active Successful Engagement (ASÉ) CIC	Active Successful Engagement, c/o Archer Associates, 1 Olympic Way, Wembley, Middx	HA0 9NP	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0203 670 5088	http://http://www.asecic.org.uk (Main)	ASÉ is a Community Interest Company (CIC), Limited by Guarantee - not for profit organisation. Our service covers the West London tri-boroughs. ASÉ is committed to embracing diversity, empowering and transforming individuals and communities to reduce inequalities and poverty. Our mentoring approach enables our mentees to address challenges linked to emotional and social development. Our person centred approach enables our mentees to unlock their personal barriers and seek solutions for personal growth and change. Our vision, through our mentoring programmes and delivery, is to provide high quality and effective tailored mentoring. Our approach is holistic and we focus on the individual journey to support change through facing challenges.		View Map
Mentoring (Holistic)	Active Successful Engagement (ASÉ) CIC	Clem Atlee Community Hall, 21 Len Freeman Pl, Fulham	SW6 7TN	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	07549 237388	http://www.asecic.org.uk (Main)	Active Successful Engagement is a Mentoring organisation committed to empowerment, community cohesion, resettlement and reintegration of our client groups, to improve personal development opportunities and life chances. and the Object of the Company is carry out mentoring activities which benefit communities and supports vulnerable and disadvantaged children, young people and adults.		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
Worship and Pastoral Care	Church of England	146 Sloane Street	SW1X 9BZ	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	0207 730 7270	http://holytrinitysloanesquare.co.uk (Main)	Morning Prayer 9am Mon-Sat Holy Communion - 1pm Wednesday and 8.30am Sunday Eucharist - 6.30pm Tues-Thurs Healing Eucharist - 1st Tuesday of every month at 6.30pm Sung Eucharist with Junior Church 11am every Sunday Choral Evensong and Benediction 6pm every Sunday We also offer home communion and pastoral care. We are all day, every day.	Support group	View Map
Mental Health	Pamodzi	54-56 Phoenix Road	NW1 1ES	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 8840 3900	http://pamodzinfo.org (Main)	Encouraging and making sure people access counselling services. Most people are experiencing anxiety, depression, anger, fear etc but are not in a position to recognise this as well as the impact this has on their wellbeing short and long term. We can carry out assessments and make sure they access counselling services including offering emotional support as part of our service.	Health and Wellbeing	View Map
Healthwatch	Healthwatch Central West London	5.22 Grand Union Studios, 332 Ladbroke Grove	W10 5AD	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	0208 968 7049	http://healthwatchcwl.co.uk (Main)	Healthwatch is commissioned by the three local authorities as the consumer voice in health and social care. We could support your request for ' we want to collect intelligence about the type of support services that can be provided' we could be keen to capture the gaps, how people are being supported with their health and social care and collate / escalate issues . Whilst a small team, we have an engagement lead for Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea and Hammersmith and Fulham.	Advocacy / Representation	View Map
Homeless drop-in	Chelsea Methodist Church	155a Kings Road, Chelsea	SW3 5TX	Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	020 7352 9305	http://chelseamethodist.org.uk (Main)	Drop-in with access to Glass Dorr Caseworkers to give advice. Showers and limited laundry	Information / Advice / Guidance	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
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
Careers guidance and employability support	Epic CIC			Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	0773 9317690	http://epiccic.org.uk/ (Main)	Advice and guidance to support sustained progression into education, employment and training, as well as entrepreneurship. Our careers advisers can support with CV writing, job searches, applications, interview skills and presentation. We are also delivering an incentivised ESF programme for unemployed young people where young people over 16 years of age can receive vouchers for sign-up, progression and sustainment.		View Map
Support at Home	British Red Cross			Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]		http://http://www.redcross.org.uk/ (Main)	Going home after a stay in hospital can often be an unsettling experience. British Red Cross helps people over the age of 60 living in Kensington & Chelsea, Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham to settle back into their homes. After an initial assessment, you can expect up to 4 home visits over a 4 week period. We will work with you to ensure we meet your individual wishes and preferences. Examples of what we can provide: > accompaniment to and from outpatient and GP appointments > friendly chats and company > prescription collection > light food and drink preparation > collecting or assisting with shopping > light cleaning > help with paying household bills and form filling > help to access benefits and entitlements > going for walks or using public transport > help to access other social and community services > telephone support.		View Map
Casework, LGBT or HIV	NAZ	30 Blacks Road	W6 9DT	Across the tri-borough area	[email protected]	020 8741 1879	http://naz.org.uk (Main)	We run 1-1 casework, information and support services to individuals who are LBT or living with HIV. This could include support around - housing, immigration, welfare, employment.		View Map
Sexual health information and HIV testing	NAZ	30 Blacks Road, Hammersmith	W6 9DT		[email protected]	020 8741 1879		NAZ provides sexual health information and support to individuals 1-1, over the phone or by email. We also provide HIV and sexual health testing at our 30 Blacks Road office, and at outreach locations.		View Map
Support groups in Mother Tongue languages	Mother Tongue Counselling Service, Wandsworth & Westminster Mind	Basement, Hopkinson House, 6 Osbert Street	SW1P 2QU	K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	077 1563 6626	http://www.mind.org.uk/mother-tongue-counselling.asp (Main)	Support groups facilitated by community workers, volunteers and Mental health professionals speaking Arabic (and/or Farsi) to people who have been affected directly or indirectly by the Grenfell incident. We are also able to arrange for various venues locally free of cost. The groups will have an informal approach where people can come and talk about their experiences or feelings, and relate with each other, while offering peer support. The group will be supervised by a mental health professional, and subsequent signposting information will be provided.	Support group	View Map
Speaking to staff who engage with affected service users	Mother Tongue Counselling Service, Wandsworth & Westminster Mind			K&C and Westminster	[email protected]	0771 563 6626	http://www.mind.org.uk/mother-tongue-counselling.asp (Main)	Mental health professionals and outreach leads can come and speak to the staff members for one hour on how to handle and deal with the emotional needs of their service users who have been affected by the tragedy. It will be an open session where the staff can ask questions, share difficult experiences they have had with any clients around the incident, and offer suggestions to each OTHER on how they have provided emotional support to contain the many different reactions of the people from the community. Signposting information and handy material will be provided which can be circulated widely.		View Map
Sports Ground	Notting Hill Methodist Church			Across Kensington and Chelsea	[email protected]	0207 229 7728	http://www.nottinghillmethodistchurch.org (Main)	We own a field and nursery building on Kelfield Mews which is unused outside school term-time (and during term after 3pm) It could be used by a playgroup or children's activity group, has toilets, cooking facilities and lots of open space.		View Map

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