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:
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.
RBKC have heard from residents that the Council needs to do more to join up services and focus activity in locations where residents are. The World's End Project is in specific response to what residents have told them they want in their neighbourhood.
The Council is working with residents and other stakeholders in the World’s End area to understand how more localised approaches could benefit residents and how more joined up support across Council and other providers could offer better services for those in need of support.
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.
Children's Book Project is recruiting! Click here for all the information you need.
What is Local Area Coordination?
Local Area Coordination is a community-based approach that helps people stay strong, safe, and connected. It focuses on building relationships and supporting individuals to achieve their goals.
The Local Safeguarding Children Partnerships (LSCPs) need your help to plan the content of their safeguarding children training programme in 2024/25 (starting April 2024).
The questionnaire should take less than 10 minutes to complete.
The LSCP will continue to offer the core training below:
- Introduction to Safeguarding Children
- Multi-Agency Safeguarding and Child Protection
- Safer Recruitment
The Local Safeguarding Children Partnership Multi-agency Safeguarding Children Training Programme is open to practitioners who work in either Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, or Westminster.
Across the year, the LSCP run a number of training sessions for the local VCS.
To view an up to date offering and to sign up, click here.