The Philological Foundation, an educational charity which distributes grants to individuals and schools in Westminster and Camden, is looking for an organisation, charitable body or individual with appropriate skills and experience to handle its administrative affairs and provide clerking support, for an annual fee of around £4,000.

If interested, please call Clio Whittaker, Chair of the Foundation, for an informal discussion on  07884 265 518 or email her.

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West London Zone (WLZ) is a new project aimed at helping 13,000 children and young people over the next 10 years flourish into youth and adulthood. WLZ is recruiting link workers to help achieve this ambition. The successful applicants will work mostly in the community, helping the children and families. They will also work in the WLZ office, reporting on how the children and families are progressing and how the wider community is engaging with the project.
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Westminster Befriend a Family (WBAF), which helps support disadvantaged families throughout the Borough of Westminster, is looking for a befriending development worker to expand a new young person’s mentoring scheme. The role is for four days per week on a 12 month fixed term contract at £18,400 per annum, (£23,000 pro rata). Closing date for applications is 15 July 2016.

For further information and an application pack contact Bob Cornell, Chief Executive on 020 7828 2765 or send him an email.

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Westminster City Council is establishing the Young Westminster Foundation to provide services and activities for children and young people across the borough. It is now looking for a chief executive officer to work with the board of trustees to ensure the charity delivers its strategy and achieves its objectives.

The salary is £50,000 pa for a 35-hour week. The deadline for applications is 5pm, 19 August 2016.

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LVSC is seeking a highly skilled interim CEO to lead London’s voluntary sector through the significant changes it has faced, and continues to face. The ability to think and act strategically is essential.  As well as providing strategic direction for LVSC you will be providing leadership for London’s voluntary and community sector.  Extensive experience of developing long-term strategic plans is essential.

The position is fixed term to March 2017 with negotiable hours.  Salary circa £50,000 pro rata pa, inclusive ILW.

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Message sent on behalf of Cllr Sue Fennimore,

Dear Friends,

In July 1995, in the UN’s first ‘safe area’, over 8,000 Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men and boys were systematically murdered in “the biggest war crime to take place in Europe since the end of the Second World War”.

Srebrenica Memorial Day honours the victims and survivors of the genocide.

2016 marks the 21st anniversary and in H&F we will observe the day with an event for staff and community, during which we will remember the lives lost in Srebrenica.

This is an opportunity for us to highlight the continued consequences of genocide as well as racism and xenophobia, and to show our own commitment to strong community relations here in the borough.

We’re honoured to have Emina Trozic speaking, who as a child was one of the first Bosnian refugees that came to this country and she will give a presentation on the background to the conflict and the particular suffering many women and girls had to endure.

Your presence, therefore, would be welcomed and I do hope that you will accept my invitation to attend this important event.

When: Monday 11th July, 5:00pm

Where: The Small Hall, Hammersmith Town Hall, King St, Hammersmith, W6 9JU

RSVP: Fawad Bhatti, tel 0208 753 3437 or email: fawad.bhatti@lbhf.gov.uk<mailto:fawad.bhatti@lbhf.gov.uk

Speakers

*         Cllr Sue Fennimore, Cabinet Member for Social Inclusion

*         Emina Trozic, daughter of a concentration camp survivor

*         Young survivor’s testimonies, read by H&F Youth Council members

For more information, click here to visit the Remembering Srebrenica website.

 

The Council are looking for local organisations to take part in a H&F Rally Against Racism on Sunday 17th July 2016; specifically:

  • Guest speakers
  • Entertainment (music, sports, arts from around the world)

The march itself will start at 11am on Shepherds Bush Green, along Goldhawk Road; up King Street and ending at Ravenscourt Park where the event will take place until 3pm.

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Any that are interested to please contact Susan Hughes 0208 753 2492 or Katharina Herrmann 0208 753 2482 or e mail CIT@lbhf.gov.uk

 

 

Contracts & Performance Officer

Community Investment

Room 39 Hammersmith Town Hall

King Street, London

W6 9JU

0208 753 2492

 

susan.hughes@lbhf.gov.uk

 

Elgin Health Weekday Times Price
Café at Elgin Daily 9.30am – 3.30pm Please see menu
Massage Tues/Thurs/Saturday By appointment From £12 to £30
Osteopathy Tues/Thurs/Saturday By appointment From £20 – £30
Acupuncture Alternate Wed By appointment From £30 to £50
Reflexology & Aromatherapy Alternate Wednesdays By appointment £10
Hairdressing Alternate Tues/Wed 9.00am – 1.00pm Tariff prices
Healthy Hearts Fridays By appointment Referral
CGL alcohol service Mon- Fri By appointment Referral
Counselling Mon/Thurs By appointment Free
Elgin Active Weekday Times Price
Yoga (Remedial) Tues/Wed 11.15 to 12.15 £3
Stand and Steady Thurs/Fri 11.15 to 12.15 £3
Circle Line Dancing Monday 11.15 to 12.15 £3
Arts and Crafts Tues/Wed/Thurs 10.30 to 12.30 £3
Knitting Group Various Various £2
Read and Relax Monday 1.15 to 2.15pm Free
Singing For All See next page 10.30 to 12.15 Free
Elgin Learning Weekday Times Price
Literacy 1 to 1 Thursday By appointment Free
Jewellery Making Various Various From £2
Arabic School Sundays 10.15 to 2.15pm Call Centre
Dressmaking Friday 12.30 to 3.00pm £3
IT Classes Daily By appointment £3
Room Hire 7 days a week Flexible Call 020 38152187

 

  • Gardening Group:Green fingers members come along and join our gardening group to produce products to cook and develop our garden
  • Acupuncture: Every second Wednesday from 10.00am by appointment only. Call 07872 160641 or 020 3815 2186 to book
  • Singing for All: Singing for All will run every second Wednesday Starting in January 2016. Dates: May 11th and 25th – June 8th and 22nd – July 13th and 27th

     

    Volunteers needed:  Gardeners, Activities, Outings escorts,

For all enquiries please contact Jennifer Thaxter, Community Outreach Worker

Elgin Close Resource Centre

1-3 Elgin Close

Shepherds Bush

London

W12 9NH

Telephone  020 3815 2186

jennifer.thaxter@nhhg.org.uk

 

After more than 20 year, Action on Disability is leaving the Greswell Centre site in Fulham and moving to Normand Croft Adult Education Centre site on Lillie Road. As part of our clear-out we have an excess of office supplies such as leave arch files, mail in and out trays and other items. If you would like to take any of these items please contact Julia Watkins to find out what we have and arrange collection. You can contact Julia by email on julia.watkins@actionondisability.org.uk.

Kamran Mallick

CEO

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Fulham Good Neighbours support older people, including those with dementia, with practical tasks at home such as basic DIY, gardening, and decorating. They do what any good neighbour would: collect medication, escort to appointments, accompany, shopping and take care of pets to name just a few of their free services delivered by over 50 volunteers, many of whom are older people. They also run a dedicated befriending scheme and a range of social clubs to help beat isolation and loneliness. Most of their services are available to those living in Fulham and those who live in Hammersmith are welcome to join them at the social clubs. Click here to view their latest newsletter.

For further information, please contact Fulham Good Neighbours on 020 7385 8850 or email: info@fulhamgoodneighbours.org or write to: Rosaline Hall, 70 Rosaline Road, London, SW6 7QT