The Government Digital Service (GDS) is looking for people who have paid Companies House in the last 6 to 12 months to take part in research.
In-person research sessions will take place in London and Manchester and will last up to one hour.
You’ll receive a £60 voucher as a thank you.
Our London event is the biggest of three and last year saw 4,500 people turn up on the day to walk with us across the capital’s bridges on our ten and five mile routes!
With two distances to choose from, there is something for everyone at Wellness Walk London Bridges 2025.
The 10 mile option starts at Battersea Park before criss-crossing 11 iconic bridges before finishing at Tower Bridge and Potters Fields Park.
The 5 mile option starts at Potters Fields Park and criss-crosses 4 iconic bridges, before finishing at Tower Bridge and back at Potters Fields Park.
Everyone will receive a well deserved medal at our Finisher’s Area.
This year the London Wellness Walk will take place on Sunday, 28 September. Find out more and register here: https://fundraise.diabetes.org.uk/event/wellness-walk-london/home
By signing up to take part in a Wellness Walk you will be fundraising to support all those living with diabetes. If you need support please get in touch at wellnesswalk@diabetes.org.uk
We have a suite of offices to let on the second floor of our vibrant building in SW6 on the border with W6.
The space comprises four offices, large kitchen area, shower room and a utility/WC room.
Our preference is to let as a suite of offices, but will also consider letting offices individually. Offices are suitable for 2-6 people.
Rent includes electricity and gas but not Business Rates if applicable. Use of our garden space and a discount on rental of larger meeting rooms within our Community Centre.
Good links to public transport – 15 minute walk to Hammersmith and Barons Court tube stations and a bus stop outside the building with buses to West Brompton and Putney Bridge.
The suite has just been rewired and redecorated.
These offices are being let out by The Creighton Centre a local charity based in Fulham. The rental income will help to fund our charitable work in the area.
If interested please contact Matthew Byrne on 07506 988741or by email mbyrne@creightoncentre.org
My name is Claudia, and I am a Research Officer at the Self-Care Academic Research Unit (SCARU) at Imperial College London. I’m reaching out to invite your support to help us recruit participants to the FOCUS Research Study which is being led by our research unit. Our ethically approved FOCUS study is exploring how people living with osteoarthritis manage their symptoms using lifestyle medicine approaches (with a focus on using anti-inflammatory diet to support self-management of OA symptoms). I am emailing you as perhaps some of the people who reach out to you may suffer with this condition and so may be interested in being a part of research.
The ethically approved research study has the potential to shape how we understand and support the use of food-as-medicine in OA management. By helping us connect with individuals living with OA, we believe your organisation can play a key role in advancing scientific knowledge & ultimately improving the quality of life for millions affected by this condition.
We’re looking to identify up to 20 individuals with OA to participate in personal interviews (30–45 minutes, via Zoom or Teams) and be scheduled at the participant’s convenience. All responses will be kept confidential, and each conversation will provide valuable insights to guide future health strategies and support systems.
Please reach out to me via email claudia.hobbs@ic.ac.uk or on 0207 574 7604 if you’d like to be interviewed.
Serious About Youth (SAY), Bovis (formerly Lendlease) and Neilcott are delivering an exciting free in-person initiative for sixth form students (Years 12 & 13) and unemployed young people aged 18 – 25 years old called ‘Construkt’, which is an immersive programme with live opportunities attached, delivered during the Summer holidays from 4th – 15th August 2025 at the Teviot Centre, Wyvis Street, E14 6QD to give young people exposure to the wide range of great opportunities in engineering and construction.
The programme is open to young people from all London boroughs; however, we are particularly targeting young people that live or go to school/college in Westminster, Newham, Camden, Wandsworth, Southwark, Lambeth, Kensington & Chelsea, City of London, and Brent, and would particularly like to encourage females to take part. The closing date for registrations Sunday 27th July at 11.59pm.
The programme will take participants through the whole life cycle of a construction/engineering project to expose them to the wide range of career pathways in the sector such as project management, design/3D modelling, trade roles, admin roles etc. During the programme participants will:
Travel and lunch will be covered for participants during the programme, and we will be supporting participants into jobs, apprenticeships, work experience and further education opportunities after the programme.
We have helped over 70% of past ‘Construkters’ into positive outcomes, so if you are interested in taking part, or have any young people interested, please complete or ask them to complete the online registration form below. Places are limited and in high demand, so please register as soon as possible to secure a place – https://forms.office.com/e/jqmfcdyaA2.
If you have any questions or queries, please contact Guy Thwaites (guy@say-youth.org).
The charity In Kind Direct offers a range of resources and access to products for organisations running holiday activities this summer and supporting families. Learn more here.
Hello, my Name is Oumayma and I work at Sobus as the 3D Voice Project Officer.
We support VCS organisations in Hammersmith & Fulham. My role is to support BAME led organisations and small organisations with funding applications, support with promoting their organisation and overall support with capacity building. I can also support with starting up as a CIC, CIO or a charity and offer one to one support at Dawes Road Hub to discuss ideas for starting an organisation further. Please contact me on 3d.voice@sobus.org.uk if you would like further information or support. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you.
The St Helen’s Festival will take place on 28th June, 12-6pm at St Helen’s |Gardens, W10 6LL. It is a family fun day with BBQ, live music, dog show and stalls and more.
It’s so motivating to think about the far-reaching effects of what we do. By working with children at a key time in their development, we help them set themselves up for a more successful, happier life. With their mentors, TKN children are able to:
Go on adventures that help them develop confidence
Rely on a grown-up who’s there to listen to them
Build tools that they’ll use in the future
We want every child who wants a mentor to have one. Can you help us by volunteering, donating or partnering with us as a school?
Whether you’re interested in becoming a mentor, you want to refer a pupil from your school, or you’d like to learn more about all the different ways people raise money to help us deliver our programming – our website has all the details – The Kids Network
PIGMENT PRESS are a screen printing studio based in Shepherds Bush Market and are offering a Children’s Summer Holiday Print Club.
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Sobus is a new Community Development Agency for Hammersmith & Fulham. It has been created through the merger of the Community and Voluntary Sector Association Hammersmith & Fulham (CaVSA) and the Fulham Community Partnership Trust (FCPT). Building on the strengths of both organisations, sobus aims to provide a wider range of support services for local charities, community groups, social enterprises and start up businesses.
