The NHS are inviting the Grenfell Survivors families, the Bereaved residents and wider North Kensington community, to take part in the upcoming Grenfell Health Community Information and Feedback session.

Session details

Develop the skills and confidence to support individuals and communities to improve their health and wellbeing and play your part in tackling health inequalities.

Community Matters Community Health and Wellbeing Worker (CHWW), Level 3 Apprenticeship.

Duration: 12 months plus 3 month End Point Assessment

Eligibility: Applicants must be aged 16 or over, in paid employment in a role relevant to the apprenticeship, and have the right to live and work in the UK.

What the programme offers: 

A free, gentle, guided group session, led by a qualified facilitator to help you ground yourself during stressful or noisy moments - a great chance to reconnect with your body and breath. An opportunity for wellbeing and pause. Open to all.  

Dates: 5 August, 12 August, 19 August, 26 August, 2 September 

RBKC are developing their Council Plan for the next four years. They are inviting residents to give feedback through a survey on local services, including what should be prioritised and what currently works well. Feedback will directly feed into the new Council Plan.

The survey is open until 9 August and can be found here, with more information: Let's Talk K&C 2030 - Kensington and Chelsea's Consultation and Engagement Hub - Citizen Space.
 

The West and North London Health and Social Care Skills Academy is pleased to invite you to attend a free CPD session on National Early Warning Score 2 (NEWS2).

Get in touch with our Organisational Development team for 1:1 support, advice and feedback with issues including:

Helping older Londoners stay independent in a digital world

From booking GP appointments and accessing the NHS App to staying in touch with family and friends, everyday life is becoming increasingly digital. 

For many older adults, this can feel overwhelming. That's why Open Age is helping older Londoners build the confidence and skills they need to stay independent, connected and informed. 

Healthy Hearts is a campaign designed to reduce cardiovascular health inequalities 
and encourage residents to take control of their heart health.