If you feel you are unable to cope at home, you may be eligible to receive support from the Council. We will ask you questions to see if your current state of health affects your daily life and common daily tasks. This conversation with you…

We understand the impact that alcohol misuse can have on families, friends, and loved ones and we know the struggles faced by those caring for a loved one who is dependent on alcohol or drugs. We recognise that in order to help people in their…

The Outreach Therapy Service is comprised of a team of qualified psychotherapists who deliver child and family focused therapeutic interventions and programmes in schools. The aim is to help children who are presenting with emotional, behavioural and relationship difficulties at school and who are not…

The service offers 12 weeks of intensive support to Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic service users with mental health challenges and substance or alcohol misuse. The aim of the service is to prevent hospital admissions and facilitate earlier discharge, promote recovery and social inclusion, and…

Bi-borough Communication Hub is an online speech and language resource offering parental advice and professional training to advance children’s speech development in the London boroughs of Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea. Our Resource Hub is full of free information and advice to support speech development in…

The Bi-Borough Early Education and Childcare Service' responsibilities include: providing information and guidance to parents and families about Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster’s children’s services providing access to children’s centres to families in Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster  raising the quality across early years provision ensuring the…

The aim of this service is to deliver a high-quality programme of informal, friendly and co-produced social activities and trips for carers of residents of Kensington and Chelsea. Carers need to be aged 18+ and caring for a resident within Kensington and Chelsea They can…

Many of the services available for children and young people in Westminster are provided through Central London Community Healthcare Children's Services. They provide high-quality healthcare in children and young people's homes and local clinics, helping them to: stay well manage their own health with the…

The Change4Life service delivers a variety of free training courses to support early years practitioners in Kensington and Chelsea, and Westminster to model high standards of practice in relation to the promotion of healthy eating and physical activity. Training Courses include: • Change4Life: Healthy Eating…

The Youth Hubs are working with CAMHS to support children aged 11-18yrs with low mood and anxiety. This includes:• Offering 1-1 sessions on a referral basis.• Workshops can be delivered over zoom for young people and parents.• Young people can be seen with a parent…

Paediatric occupational therapists assess and treat children who have difficulties that affect their ability to do every day physical activities. Children and Young People's Occupational Therapy (CYPOT) Working in partnership with you: supporting children and young people to participate in what they need and want…

Music therapy uses shared music making as a way of supporting children who may have communication, social, physical or emotional difficulties. Sessions offer children experiences of shared play, interaction, movement and learning, whatever their level of ability. Children are seen initially for assessment to determine,…

The Children’s Physiotherapy Service provides physiotherapy for children and young people in hospital wards, outpatient clinics and in the local community.  This includes provision of physiotherapy for children in local schools, nurseries and homes.  Children’s Physiotherapists have completed additional training to specialise in the assessment…

Citizens Advice Kensington and Chelsea is independent and provides free, confidential, and impartial advice to everybody regardless of race, sex, disability, sexuality or nationality.  Adviceline:  Our Adviceline is a free, confidential phone service for anyone needing help with welfare benefits, debt, employment, housing and some…

The Kensington and Chelsea Disabled Children’s Service is provided by four teams who work closely together: the Social Work Team, the Short Breaks Team, and St Quintin's Disabled Children's Centre. We are here to help you and your family. We understand and want to support you. Families…

Early Help in Kensington and Chelsea is a way of getting extra support when needed. Our integrated 0-19 (25 with SEND) service aims to help families when difficulties first begin so that we can support them with finding solutions quickly. Through our Family Hub Model, we aim…

FACES offers professional and friendly one-to-one support to help you into work, training or education. Registered users will receive the following support: a team of coaches committed to helping residents find work and develop skills help dealing with barriers to work, such as childcare, housing or benefit…

Family Friends supports families who are experiencing stress with parenting or difficult times in their lives to get back on their feet. The support is free, confidential and open to any family with children under 16 living in Kensington and Chelsea.  Family Friends offer two…

Family Rights Group's goal is to enable children to be raised safely and thrive within their family and community. The Charity was established in 1974, by a group of lawyers, social workers and academics who were concerned about how families were treated when social services…

The Food Bank is open every Thursday at our community centre and is for those in the local community who may be struggling to buy food. Due to increased demand on the food bank we can only give food to people who live in Kensington…

Grief Encounter is a UK bereavement charity, offering free, professional support to bereaved children, young people and their families. Our qualified team offer face-face and online therapeutic services, including grieftalk, our national, free helpline, open weekdays, 9am - 9pm which can be reached on   …

The Grove Day Centre is open to those aged 18+ living within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. The service helps to promote engagement in meaningful activities, including sewing club, pottery, walking group, gardening and day trips.  Referrals must be completed via community teams…

Outreach Service Our Recovery Outreach Workers support those aged 18+ living in Kensington and Chelsea who have severe and/or enduring mental health needs. The service promotes recovery, social inclusion, and reduces dependence on mental health services. This includes a strong focus on helping service users…

Healthy Early Years London is an awards scheme sponsored by the Mayor of London. The scheme supports and recognises achievements in child health, wellbeing and education in early years settings. It can help to address areas such as oral health, personal, social and emotional development, including…