Although Sobus have been running Freston Road Hub since the end of 2017, we are now having a formal launch to showcase the hub and what we offer.

All are welcome to come and tour the facilities, meet current hub users, discuss your needs and any questions with our friendly staff and enjoy refreshments and nibbles with us on 17th August from 4pm to 6pm at Freston Road Hub, 196 Freston Road, W10 6TT.

 

 

Freston Road Hub is a modern, accessible, shared office space for enterprises, charities and social business.  This brand new, purpose built Hub located in Kensington and Chelsea, London, W10, is just minutes’ from Westfield with its many shops and places to eat, BBC and Imperial College.

The Hub is close to Latimer Road Underground Station and just 15 minutes away from Central London.

Freston Road Hub offers:

  • 40 + workspaces complete available on a pay as you go or monthly hire basis
  • 4 high quality meeting and training rooms accommodating from 2-32 people
  • Registered Mailing address facility
  • High speed, secure internet & Free Wi-Fi
  • Kitchen and breakout area for networking or lunch
  • Bike storage
  • Full wheelchair accessibility
  • Lockable storage
  • Photocopying and printing facilities

Special offers for August & September 2018:

Sign up for a 3 month license and receive the 3rd month half price!*

Additional special offers for local residents

For residents from Notting Dale, St Helen’s, Dalgarno, Golborne, Colville, Pembridge, Campden and Holland Wards of RBKC

  • One month Free (when signing up for a 12 month license)*
  • Additional discounts for meeting room hire

 *limited to one offer per licensee/organisation

For more information email info@sobus.org.uk

We are looking for a highly experienced and exceptional chair for a new charity
in Hammersmith & Fulham.

For all further information click here.

Please support this worthwhile crowdfunding effort for party in park, for local kids from families in housing stress.

Making this event for the families we work with at Shepherds Bush Families  Project , as well as the wider community in H&F. The party will be held in Ravenscourt Park on 22nd August.

The party in the park will consists of fun games including: Giant Jenga, Connect 4, Skittles, we will have face-painting, children’s tattoos, art activities and a tombola stall with great prizes, free water and snacks will also be available. With the exception of the Tombola all activities are free of charge. We are also hoping families will bring a picnic and share their day.

We are not raising a large amount of money, so any donation, even as small as £2 is very helpful.

Here is the link to our crowdfunding page: https://www.spacehive.com/community-party

Sharing your story is one of the most powerful things you can do in life. Join us to be inspired and motivated by these inspirational Londoners achieving success against the odds. Parents or carers with children and young people are welcome.

When: Wednesday 8th August 2018

Where: Notting Hill Methodist Church, 240 Lancaster rd, W11 4AH.

Time: 12pm – 3.30pm

Click Here for the event poster

Free tickets on eventbrite  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/together-we-rise-london-tickets-47886191889?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Refreshments and free goody bag on the day.

Please email TogetherWeRiseLDN@gmail.com for further details

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Free – OCN Level 1 Accredited – Employability and Volunteer Programme

OCN accredited level 1 Employability and Volunteering programme – Learn2Earn. Learn2Earn has been devised to benefit the residents of the City of Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea and Hammersmith & Fulham who are finding it difficult access employment and volunteering opportunities.

Learn2Earn is an initiative funded by the Big Lottery and run in partnership by Blenheim CDP and the Octavia Foundation.

Learn2Earn is accessible to all residents across the three boroughs who over the age of 18 and helps participants to build on existing skills as well as developing new ones. The programme aims to improve confidence, self-esteem and core skills, whilst encouraging people to take ownership over the next steps in their journey towards being a volunteer and/or employment ready.

What our clients say…

‘I have a lot of self-worth now; if I compare myself to a year ago I have come so far with my small goals and my confidence has grown.

It might sound OTT but Learn2Earn has changed my life. My next goal is to build up my skills to go part-time and then on to full-time employment. I highly recommend Learn2Earn if you are unemployed, many doors can open’.

Jude Learn2Earn participant 2017.

The programme runs on Tuesday’s, Wednesday’s and Thursday’s with each session lasting 3 hours for 12 weeks; refreshments and snacks are provided. The next programme start date is Tuesday 7th August.

Click Here to see the Course Brochure

If you have any clients who would benefit from the programme, or you would like more information please do not hesitate to contact me on the details below

Contact

Claire Bowey
ETE Project Worker – Drug & Alcohol Wellbeing Service
email: claire.bowey@turning-point.co.uk
web: learn2earn@blenheimcdp.org.uk

Turning Point & Blenheim | Acorn Hall, 1 East Row | RBKC | W10 5AR
T: 0330 303 8080  | M: 07922653932
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Book any of the below CPD Accredited training courses now and get a huge 20% off!

To claim your discount, just enter the following code at the checkout stage of your booking: –

Voucher CodeRedeem this code on as many courses as you like, just click on any of the ‘Book Now’ buttons below to be taken to the Health & Safety Group website

Your code will expire at 5pm on the 31/08/18 so book now to avoid missing out! Click the image below to go to the Health & Safety Group course calendar

*Please note the prices shown above are exclusive of VAT

 

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Benefit Mythbuster (https://benefitmythbuster.net) is a new online web tool designed to help address commonly held myths and misconceptions about universal credit.

People can choose from three options – ‘Starting a New Claim’, ‘Managing your Claim’, and ‘Solving Problems’  to find out more about their rights, including information on job search, the claimant commitment, in-work conditionality, sanctions, and more.

People can also get in touch to add a myth that needs busting. Or help to bust a myth!

Benefit Mythbuster is one of a range of web tools from the advice and technology charity Lasa, who also deliver rightsnet – the social welfare law information & advice site for advisers. Find out more at: https://www.rightsnet.org.uk/resources/webtools

Lasa is a social welfare law and tech charity. Established in 1984, we’re dedicated to supporting organisations in their use of technology and the delivery of social welfare law advice to the disadvantaged communities they serve.

Find out more about our services:

Website: www.lasa.org.uk
Email: info@lasa.org.uk
Follow us: @lasacharity
Call us: 020 7377 2748

 

 

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Homeless charity Restart, which offers drop-in, employability and mentoring services, is looking for a partner. Restart offers a volunteer pool, mentoring training and management system and a unique employability service which matches clients to a diverse range of host partners to build key personal and professional skills. Restart has 10 years’ experience in the area.

The ideal partner would be an organisation who have a new or existing space to offer a drop-in and meals to homeless clients as a way to introduce rehabilitation programmes. Restart would welcome their partner’s resources to complement their own work and they must share their values of inclusion, commitment, collaboration and co-production. They have been primarily working in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea but their links would be ideal for anywhere in Central or West London.

If this could be you, please contact Nick Gandon on 07799 477758 or nick.gandon@aureus-sv.com . Read and watch more at www.restartlives.org

Get into Tech leaflet

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These coding course start in September.  We have decided to extend the catchment to include those living, working and studying in North Kensington, plus any individuals who live slightly outside North Kensington but are interested in the course (applications will be considered on a case by case basis).  We have also extended the deadline for applying to the course to 17th August.  Hopefully this will encourage a wider group to attend the taster session and consider applying for the course.  I would be very grateful if you could pass this information on to anyone you think might be interested.

As usual we are holding the taster sessions Monday at the ClementJames Centre at 6.30pm.

Contact
Charlotte Rossan – The K&C Foundation
email: crossan@thekandcfoundation.com
address:111-117 Lancaster Road W11 1QT
web: thekandcfoundation.com