Announcements

Community Fundraising course

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on

Westway Trust's accredited community fundraising course will support you to develop your fundraising skills and raise more money for your organisation.

The 10-session practical course aims to increase understanding of the importance of values, safeguarding, health and safety, legal structures and monitoring and evaluation, theory of change and budgeting. 

The course starts on Wednesday 25 February.

Swinbrook Centre community space available

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on
Address
Swinbrook Community Centre, 145 Acklam Road, London, W10 5YX

In the heart of the Swinbrook Estate North Kensington, is the Swinbrook Community Centre where space is available for use to run local activities.  

If you are a local organisation looking for space to run activities or meetings, contact Joanna Edward from Prospects who manages the centre with Swinbrook residents for a discussion on availability.  

You can contact Joanna on [email protected] or call 07919 385200.
 

Grenfell Enhanced Health Checks February 2026

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on

If you live or work in the North Kensington area and are affected by the Grenfell Tower fire, then you are eligible for a free Enhanced Health Check.

The Grenfell Enhanced Health Checks (GEHC) are available each year and include an initial in person appointment to undertake a range of checks and tests that will be provided by a health care professional including Breathing checks, Mental health & wellbeing checks, Physical health checks and Blood tests. 

Introduction to Mindfulness with Trimenco

Submitted by Duncan Cordy on

In a fast-paced, overstimulated world, stress, anxiety and burnout have become all too common.

This 6-week Introduction to Mindfulness course offers a gentle, supportive space for women to slow down, reconnect with themselves and experience moments of calm in everyday life.

Designed for beginners, this programme requires no previous mindfulness experience.

Applications open for the Social Justice Archive Steering Collective

Submitted by zina serageldin on

The North Kensington Social Justice Archive (NKSJA) has been established to document around 150 years of social justice history in North Kensington. The archive is in the early stages of developing a physical presence at North Kensington Library. You can find out more about the project here.