Announcements

New Get Online in K&C Handbook

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on

The latest version of the digital inclusion signposting booklet has been released, now rebranded as the Get Online in K&C Handbook.

This handbook brings together all the support available to residents with digital skills, devices, connectivity, and staying safe online.

It’s a practical resource to help people to get online and build confidence with digital technology.

You can find an accessible pdf version and the printable pdf downloadable on the webpage:

www.rbkc.gov.uk/help-to-get-online

London Health Community Conference

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on
Address
Brady Arts & Community Centre, 192-196, Hanbury St, London E1 5H
Event Date
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Improving healthcare outcomes for people with a learning disability 

Come along and find out how you can be part of a national movement to help raise awareness about the Learning Disability Register. 

What’s it all about? 

Charity Excellence research highlight the importance of local infrastructure organisations

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on

New research published by Charity Excellence has given insight into the threats and challenges facing small charities across the UK, and how infrastructure organisations have become more important than ever.

Significant growth in small charities over the last 20 years means that Local Infrastructure Organisations (LIOS) such as us at KCSC, who support those small charities, are more in demand than ever, but financial insecurity amongst other issues means that LIOs are closing at an alarming rate.

Kensington & Chelsea Advice Partnership updated services

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on

The Kensington & Chelsea Advice Partnership is a group of local organisations (Citizens Advice Kensington & Chelsea, Nucleus & North Kensington Law Centre) working to provide information, advice & guidance services.

They have produced an up to date leaflet for April-June 2026, so that residents know where and how to access support.  

Vibe Well - become a health mentor

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on

This new programme from Dalgarno Trust and Fit For Life Youth is designed to support local residents in making healthier choices and achieving positive life outcomes, while also creating opportunities for skills development and progression within the health and wellbeing sector.

The programme will train 20 Health Mentors in health and fitness related areas, and support 100 local residents (“Health Buddies”) with personalised wellbeing goals.

Safer Neighbourhood Board (SNB) Grants 2026–2027 – Applications Now Open

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on

The Kensington & Chelsea Safer Neighbourhood Board (SNB) is inviting applications for the 2026–2027 small grants programme. Funding is available for community projects delivered between 1 June 2026 and 31 March 2027 that support the following priority areas:

•    Reducing violence and criminal exploitation (including violence against women and girls)
•    Building safer and more confident communities
•    Improving support for victims of crime