The K&C Foundation have published their impact report for 2025. The report looks at the Foundation's different projects over the last year, and how they have directed support towards their three priority areas of mental health, education, and skills and employment.

You can read the full report here: https://thekandcfoundation.com/improving-lives-life-chances/our-latest-impact-report

The Recovery & Wellbeing College (CNWL), in collaboration with St Mary Abbots Church (W8 4LA), is hosting a series of wellbeing workshops designed to support emotional health and resilience:

•    6 October – Developing Resilience
•    13 October – Caring for Our Minds and Bodies

These workshops provide practical tools and insights to strengthen mental and emotional wellbeing - something we all need in today’s busy world.

✨ Free entry, open to all, and lunch provided!

Training Information via Exit Hate Trust

Exit Hate in partnership with The Mayor of London will deliver the Resilience Advocate Programme. This initiative aims to address the rise of hate crime, racism, and far-right extremism in London and the UK.

“Moving Your Charity Premises Successfully”

📅 Thursday 25 September
🕐 1.00–2.30pm (online)

About 

Set Ready is a free training programme created by FilmFixer, the UK’s largest film service provider. The two-day course provides an opportunity to learn crucial skills for working on film and TV shoots as a Location Marshal. Once the training has been completed, alumni have the opportunity to put themselves forward for an entry-level paid placement on set. 

Course Details

Dates: 5 and 6 November 2025, 10am-4pm 

Venue: Rose Theatre, 24-26 High Street, KT1 1HL

Central and North West London's Recovery and Wellbeing College are running Bump to Baby snapshot courses this autumn:

•    Discovering Self-Compassion – 10 & 12 November, 11am – 12:00pm (online)
•    Introduction to Mindfulness – 24 & 26 November, 10am – 11am (online)

All courses are free and are for those with a GP in the areas of Hillingdon, Brent, Harrow, Kensington, Chelsea, Westminster and Milton Keynes. The courses are for parents or carers of those who are pregnant and with babies up to the age of 2. 

Superhighways have released their Autumn training schedule - free and low cost digital courses designed for small charities and community organisations.

If a paid course is fully booked, please email [email protected] to be added to the waitlist. For free courses, please add yourself to the waitlist directly.

The RBKC Digital Inclusion team have received an update on an opportunity from The Good Things Foundation, that they would like to communicate to local partners.

Whether you already are a member of the National Digital Inclusion Network or not, the RBKC Digital Inclusion Team strongly encourage you to consider applying, as these devices have specifically been allocated for London organisations and beneficiaries.

Message from Good Things Foundation:

September is Preparedness Month and after four heatwaves this summer, it’s clear that London is increasingly challenged by extreme heat. As the summer season winds down, it's time to focus on how London can prepare for rising temperatures and ensure that next summer we’re ready.

Royal Trinity Hospice have announced their upcoming activities and events for October and September, open to adults with a life-limiting condition.

You can access the calendar here, which includes links to book each event.