Building on the success of the 2023 summit, the 2024 West London Youth Careers Summit will once again gather key stakeholders from across West London to promote deeper collaboration between employers, skills providers, and the voluntary sector to enhance youth employment opportunities in West London.

The event will bring together over 250 attendees, including career leaders, senior leadership teams from schools and colleges, employers of all sizes, youth employment service providers, and local council representatives.

Whether you’re an employer, representing a school/collegelocal council, or youth service provider, your participation is key to creating a cross-sector roadmap that will boost youth employment, economic growth, and productivity in West London.

Thursday 14 November 2024 | 9am – 5pm | Ibis Earls Court, SW6 1UD

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Are you looking for ways to make meal planning and preparation easier while living with multiple sclerosis (MS)? Join us on Tuesday 01 October at 2pm for an informative session, Mastering Meal Planning and Preparation with MS, presented by Jenna Cox, a registered nutritional therapist who lives with MS herself.

Tuesday 01 October at 2pm

 

This event is aimed at safeguarding leads and staff working in the voluntary and community sector who are involved in identifying and responding to safeguarding concerns.

Attending will give you the opportunity to find out more about the local Safeguarding Adults Board and share your views on adult safeguarding practice and the key issues facing vulnerable adults in our borough.

24 Oct – Virtual event sign up

29 Oct – Dawes Road sign up

Tuesday 17th September 2024, 11.00am – 12pm

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Chair: Sara Taylor, Hammersmith & Fulham Law Centre

 

Agenda

11.00 am                Welcome & Introduction – Sara Taylor, CEO

11.05 am                Urban Partnership Group

UPG – Aida Bajrami, Senior Children’s Centre Family Outreach Worker

11.15 am                Women & Girls Network

WGN – Abigail Suggate, Women and Girls Network Advice Team

11.25 am                HF Mencap

HF Mencap – Priyanka Kunwar, Senior Manager

11:35 am                Information sharing and AOB                  

11.45 am                Finish

For more information contact: Christina.ifil@lbhf.gov.uk, Mobile: 07825606896

Join us for an insightful talk on pension credit by Anne McMahon, Adviser at Citizens Advice on Wednesday the 4th of September. Lunch will start at 1:00 pm at Rosaline Hall (70 Rosaline Rd, SW6 7QT) and the talk will begin at 2:00 pm.  

In collaboration with Citizens Advice Fulham, we are hosting an informative talk focused on Pension Credit, a vital financial support for older adults. This event aims to raise awareness about the eligibility criteria and benefits of Pension Credit, which is often underclaimed by those who are entitled to it.

By bringing together the expertise of Citizens Advice and the Fulham Good Neighbors community outreach, the talk will provide practical guidance on applying for this benefit, answer questions, and offer personalised advice to attendees.

This initiative is part of a broader effort to ensure that residents receive the financial support they need in retirement, helping to reduce financial stress and improve the quality of life for older adults in the Fulham area.

Our friends at Yellow Panda & Co. will pair an informative afternoon with a delicious meal. Contact us if you would like to join on 020 7385 8850.

 

Are you interested in fire safety? Would you like to help improve the way the London Fire Brigade engages with local communities?

London Fire Brigade is looking to launch a number of local community forums to help make sure London’s communities are at the heart of everything we do.

We are looking for members of the community from across London to help us design the processes and future model for these new local community forums.

We would like to hear from you if you:

  • Are interested in fire safety
  • Want to help shape the way we engage with local communities in the future
  • Can share your ideas at meetings and take part in a small amount of project work
  • Are passionate about speaking up for seldom heard communities
  • Want to help design a local forum model which represents all Londoners.

The London Fire Brigade currently has a central community forum that meets monthly to help shape our services. We want to develop local forums to help shape our services at a local level and to do this we are setting up a Steering Group to design the future model for local community forums.

The Steering Group will meet weekly for 11, two-hour sessions at London Fire Brigade Headquarters in Southwark to co-design the processes and future model of local forums. The project will run from September to November 2024 . We can reimburse reasonable out-of-pocket expenses for attending meetings. All participants will receive a certificate of achievement recognising their contribution to the project.

If you are interested, please contact Wendy Bohan, Community Engagement Team, on 07395 369 268 or email community.engagement@london-fire.gov.uk by 16/08/24 for an initial chat.

Hammersmith and Fulham residents are being asked to register their interest in attending a webinar where we will be looking at future potential service options for delivery of the new model of care for adult (18+) community-based specialist palliative care

The proposed new model of care has been co-designed over the last year by a working group of NW London residents, along with clinicians, NHS providers and charitable hospices with the ultimate goal of making sure there is improved access to high quality services. 

We are now ready to look at what that means in practice and during the webinar we will share the various potential service options that have been developed and ask for people’s feedback and answer questions. Attendees will also have the opportunity to put forward their own suggestions of potential options to be considered if they think we have missed or not thought of something. 

Details of the potential service options will be published before the webinars so that attendees have the chance to look at and consider them before the meeting commences. 

The Hammersmith and Fulham webinar will be held from 6 to 8pm on Monday 20 November 2023.

Please click here to book your space.

For Hammersmith and Fulham residents who are not able to attend the borough specific event, there are three North West London wide events that you can also attend.

  • 9.30 to 11.30 am Monday 27 November 2023 
  • 2 to 4 pm Thursday 30 November 2023 
  • 7 to 9 pm Thursday 30 November 2023 

Please click here to book your space at one of the online events.

If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us at nhsnwl.endoflife@nhs.net 

 

In collaboration with Hammersmith and Fulham Council and health care sector, Sobus is one of several organisations involved in co-producing the “Building Trust” initiative in Hammersmith and Fulham.

As a consequence of covid-19, from the dialogue with residents, it was noted that particular groups of residents in Hammersmith and Fulham shared concerns of their lived experiences of inequalities in health and care systems.

The Building Trust Project is seeking to create a shared understanding of the difficulties and realities of disempowered communities through initially hosting a number of Listening Events throughout the borough. The aim is to conduct a range of Listening Events with different communities from wide demographics. The initial Listening Events will be with residents from the African and African-Caribbean communities.

Sobus will be hosting the Listening Event on Tuesday 25th July 2023 between 1:30pm – 4pm.

For more information about the project, here is the link: https://www.lbhf.gov.uk/health-and-care/building-trust-project

For further information, please contact Sharon Tomlin by emailing sharon.tomlin@sobus.org.uk

Gambling addiction is often not in isolation. There are related harms. At this virtual event we aim to raise awareness of organisations supporting those who lived experience of gambling and the impact of these related harms.  

Joining this webinar will be guest speakers from The Passage, Brent Service Users Council (B3) and those with lived experience of gambling and recovery. 

The Passage is based in Victoria, London. Supporting those who are at risk of spending a night on the streets and aiming to move them into accommodation as quickly as possible. Delivering a host of services, we will hear about the work of the organisation, how it supports its services users and how gambling may present.  

Brent Service User Council or known as B3, raises awareness of drug and alcohol issues. The service provides peer support and advocacy to drug and alcohol service users in Brent. Presenting on B3 services is Radha Allen, Project Manager for the service and her colleague, Jason who will share his lived experience.  

Dan Byrne, Education and Training Lead with GamCare’s Young People’s Gambling Harm Prevention Programme will share his lived experience of gambling, its impact, and his journey to recovery.  

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