Nourish Hub is Currently Recruiting for a Floor Supervisor

This is a fantastic role for someone passionate about community, hospitality, and creating safe, welcoming spaces. Based at Nourish Hub in Shepherds Bush (W11 4SS), the Floor Supervisor will support our Community Lunch service, help manage volunteers, and contribute to a positive and inclusive environment for all visitors.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Overseeing daily hub operations
  • De-escalating conflicts with compassion
  • Supervising and supporting volunteers
  • Welcoming and engaging with our diverse community

Hours: Monday–Friday, 11:30–15:30 (20 hours/week)

Pay: £13.85–£15.85 per hour, depending on experience

To apply: CV and cover letter to info@nourishhub.org.uk

Deadline: Sunday 1st June, 17:00

Full job description: We’re hiring! Floor Supervisor – Nourish Hub

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King Charles III Coronation Youth Fund

Funding overview

  • The King’s Coronation Youth Fund offers up to £800,000 in grants to support cultural and sporting activities for young people aged 0–25 across Hammersmith & Fulham.
  • Organisations can apply for grants between £10,000 and £50,000, with most awards expected to be at the lower end of the scale.
  • Cultural projects will have one funding round, for which the closing date is 16 June 2025. Sports projects will have two funding rounds, for which the first round closing date is 23 June 2025.
  • Cultural projects must include a public-facing element taking place between March and September 2026.
  • Applications are open to not-for-profit organisations based in the borough.
  • Organisations must have a year’s track record, appropriate governance, safeguarding and insurance in place.
  • At least 10% of the total project cost must come from other sources, with a minimum of half provided in cash.
  • Projects should be co-designed with local residents and offer clear progression routes for young people to develop their interests or skills.
  • All activities must be delivered by suitably qualified professionals.
  • Cultural projects must be artist-led.
  • Sport projects must be led by local clubs with strong community links.
  • Projects should include formal recognition of achievement for participants, such as Arts Awards, Sports Awards, or digital badges.

King Charles III Coronation Youth Fund | London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

 

 

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MPs Raise Concerns Over Gift Aid Commission Earned by Fundraising Platforms

Members of Parliament have expressed concerns in the House of Commons regarding the commission charged by online fundraising platforms on gift aid. Labour and Conservative MPs highlighted their worries following research by advisory firm Strand Partners, which revealed that charities lost over £7.5 million last year due to the commission these platforms charge for processing gift aid claims on behalf of charities. Read more here.

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Understanding Child Trafficking and Modern Slavery

Understanding Child Trafficking and Modern Slavery

Workshops are for practitioners who work within any of these boroughs; Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea or Westminster.

Tuesday 3rd June 2025 – In Person at Kensington Town Hall

Organised by
The Local Safeguarding Children Partnership for Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, and Westminster.

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Hold the Date: National Co-production Week Celebration Event 2025

Join us for our annual celebration of the National Co-production Week, hosted by Co-production Matters H&F. This event brings together Disabled residents, council officers, councillors, and community organisations who are working collaboratively to transform local services.

This year’s theme is “Co-production and Independent Living”

In our event, we will explore how we can build the council’s vision for independent living into current and future co-production work, all underpinned by the Social Model of Disability which focuses on removing the barriers for Disabled residents, working towards greater choice, control, and inclusion.

Date: Wednesday 2nd July 2025
Time: 4:00-7:00 PM
Place: Irish Cultural Centre, 5 Black’s Road, Hammersmith W6 9DT

The registration link is available HERE.

Light refreshments will be provided. There will be British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters and a palantypist at the event. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Please let us know about your access needs: send us an email to coproduction@lbhf.gov.uk or send a text to 07823 535 858.

Together, we’re making Hammersmith & Fulham the most accessible and inclusive borough in the country!

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Statutory Neonatal Care Leave & Pay

Until this year, there have been no additional leave provisions for working parents with babies in neonatal care meaning many parents had been forced to use maternity, paternity, or adoption leave, take holiday or unpaid leave, or even quit their jobs or return to work whilst their baby remained in neonatal care. 

From 6 April 2025, this changed with the implementation of new statutory entitlements which are expected to benefit around 60,000 new parents. With the introduction of the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act 2023 and accompanying Regulations, the government has introduced a day-one statutory right to neonatal care leave and pay. In this article, associate Julia Nwaneke explains what this means for charities and advises them on next steps. Read on

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How to Celebrate your Volunteers this Volunteers’ Week

Volunteers are the backbone of the charity sector, and this Volunteers’ Week (2–8 June) is the perfect time to show your appreciation and do something special to recognise the worthwhile contribution they make to your organisation. Find out how to celebrate your Volunteers next week in this new blog, take a look here.

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Champions for Children 2025

We’re thrilled to be part of The Big Give’s Champions for Children match funding campaign this year!

From Tuesday 3rd June to Tuesday 17th June, every donation made will be doubled, thanks to match funding from The Childhood Trust and our wonderful supporters.

One donation. Double the impact.

How Does it Work?

Champions for Children supports charities tackling child poverty across London. During the campaign, every pound you give is matched–doubling your impact.

Our target is to raise £6,225 in donations, which will be doubled to £12,500 thanks to pledges from our supporters and The Childhood Trust!

  • Donate £10 → We receive £20
  • Donate £50 → We receive £100 

With your support, we can continue providing life-changing early intervention mentoring to over 340 Little Londoners this year.

How Can You Help?

1. Donate

Every pound you give will be doubled. No matter the size, your donation will go twice as far for the children who need it most. 

Donate here: https://donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05WS000002IZpOYAW  

2. Share

Help us spread the word! Share our Instagram and LinkedIn posts, stories, and photos to help us reach even more people. Share our donation link with your networks and spread our message! 

3. Fundraise

Get creative! Host a bake sale, organise a coffee morning, or take on a two-week challenge such as running. Whatever you do, we’re here to support you.

Learn more about Champions for Children 

Thank you 

Your support means everything to us–and to the children we work with. We couldn’t do this without you. 

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Fulham Good Neighbours Techy Tea Party

Join Fulham Good Neighbours for a welcoming event where older people and those with disabilities can enjoy tea, coffee, and delicious treats while getting free digital support!

 

📍 Where? Clem Attlee Community Hall
🏠 21 Len Freeman Pl, Clem Attlee Court, SW6 7TN
📅 When? Tuesday 17th June 2025
⏰ Time? 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM

 

💡 Our friendly volunteers can assist with:
✔ Phone, tablet, laptop, digital enquiries
✔ Sending emails & texts
✔ Online shopping & accessing services
✔ Booking GP & NHS appointments

 

No need to book — just drop in! Whether someone needs help with the basics or just has a quick question, we’d love to see them.

 

Getting there:
The community hall is in front of Douglas Johnson House (Block 11), beside Herbert Morrison House (Block 6). If you have any questions or would like to get involved, feel free to get in touch.

Download a flyer here

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Covenant Urged to Address ‘Breakdown in Trust’ Between Charities & Government

Charities are calling on the forthcoming Civil Society Covenant to tackle the “significant breakdown in trust” between the sector and the government. Read more here.

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