Events

RBKC's Clinical Team will be facilitating a Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) Group for parents and carers, starting on Thursday, 13 February 2025, 10.30am at Chelsea Old Town Hall.

NVR aims to support parents and carers in developing strategies to resist challenging or harmful behaviours while also repairing any breakdowns in their relationships with their children. This approach empowers parents to regain a sense of parental presence and equips them with tools to regulate their emotions, enabling them to respond to their children in a more attuned way and avoiding escalations.

From NHS North West London:

"We’ve been listening to your experiences of accessing general practice services in the eight boroughs we cover in north west London.

Over 100,000 people gave their views in a public survey in Autumn 2024. The survey – which was developed by NHS North West London together with local GPs and patient representatives - was aimed at all residents and patients in Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hammersmith and Fulham, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea. We have now analysed the responses and are ready to discuss the findings.

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ROTA's Community Research Partnership Report launches on 30 January 2025 .

The Community Research Partnership (RCRP) project launches its first year report, co-produced with Peer Researchers from across London. 

Come and join to hear more about their research, investigating how issues of racial injustice and inequity have affected Black and Global Majority Londoners in the areas of education and employment, and what we can do to collectively drive change in these sectors.

Mangrove Community Group CIC, Presents: 
The Financial Wellbeing Workshop

Free Session

Calling all West London Families!

Are you interested in maximising your income and improving your finances?

This is the last week of "Past and Present" an exhibition documenting the history of Notting Hill through the photography of Ronald “Charlie” Phillips OBE.

To celebrate the exhibition, there will be three events taking place this weekend.

On Friday 17 January, there will be a late night exhibition until 9pm.

Saturday 18 January will see a conversation between Charlie and Empress jai, along with a gallery tour and drinks from 12pm-6pm. 

Then on Sunday 19 January, a closing party will be held at the gallery to close out the exhibition on a high.
 

Join the forum to discuss what is important locally and explore ideas for positive change. The forum is an opportunity for local people and those who have a connection to the Chelsea area to share their thoughts on priorities and ideas to make their community better.
 

There are dates available for Advance’s free Coercive Control training between January – March 2025. These will be the final sessions of training delivery and are available to anyone working in RBKC. 

Use the link to see available spaces and book.
 

The next Grenfell Tower Community Drop-in will take place on Wednesday 15 January from 4.30pm to 6.30pm, at Kensington Leisure Centre, Silchester Road, W10 6EX.

Organised by the Grenfell Tower community engagement team at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, the drop-ins are an opportunity to receive information about activity on the Grenfell Tower site, and to ask questions. 

Latest updates will be posted here: Grenfell community updates - GOV.UK. 
 

Connect with nature, grow food and flowers and meet new people. Every Tuesday for alternating Gardening and Nature Wellbeing sessions.

These sessions are for adults who would like to spend more time in nature, develop tools to support wellbeing through nature, and connect with other like-minded people.

NATURE WELLBEING DATES FOR 2025: