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

This Volunteers’ Week, we’re offering a free training session for all volunteers who work with children and young people aged 7–25. The session is designed to upskill them with the tools to spot signs of gambling and gaming harm and know how to respond in a safe and supportive way.

All of our Volunteers’ Week workshops are City & Guilds Assured and completely free to join.

If you have any questions, you can also check out:

Thanks so much for taking the time to read this — and hopefully for helping us spread the word to your volunteers.

Our upcoming Co-production & Disability Equality Training Course is a free, in-person course open to Disabled people who live, work, study or volunteer in Hammersmith & Fulham, and aims to build knowledge, skills, and confidence to influence local services and policies through co-production.

Key details:

  • Start date: Saturday, 18 October 2025
  • Location: Action on Disability, Centre for Independent Living (SW6 7BF)
  • Participants receive £20 per session
  • Topics include Disability Rights, the Social Model of Disability, and how to work in partnership with local services

The course is a fantastic opportunity for Disabled residents to become more involved in shaping local decisions and connecting with others through our Peer Support Group.

Co-Production Course

Easy Read leaflet with full details

The London Historic Buildings Trust (LHBT) is the Capital’s only dedicated Building Preservation Trust, working to support communities to save their heritage. We have an exciting opportunity that provides an opportunity for Londoners without any necessary prior experience to delve into an historical subject of their choosing – a place, building or person – and to be paid to carry out a research project. 

As part of the programme, 6 candidates will have a day of training and site visits in London, including a visit to the Grade II* former Huguenot house and synagogue at 19 Princelet Street and session with the archivists on research techniques at the London Archive. They will then be paid for 35 hours of project work and research on their chosen topic. Mentoring will be available throughout from LHBT’s team. The project is generously supported by Historic England through their Regional Capacity Building Grants.

Applications are welcome for those wishing to participate, please find the details here: 

https://londonhistoricbuildings.org.uk/2025/05/14/lhbt-is-recruiting-for-community-researchers/

Applications should be submitted by 8th June 2025. Shortlisted candidates will be selected for an informal interview the following week.

Are you looking to enhance your skills and career opportunities without any cost?

We are offering SIX fully funded online courses in:

  • Counselling Skills
  • Understanding Autism
  • Mental Health First Aid
  • Children’s Mental Health
  • Understanding Cancer Support
  • Safeguarding & Prevent
  • Specific Learning Difficulties

Why enroll?

  • No fees – Learn at no cost to you.
  • Flexible study – Online and self-paced.
  • Boost your career – Gain valuable, accredited skills.

Secure your place today!

Prefer to call? Reach us at 01226 958 888.

Eligibility: Must be 19+ years old (by Aug 31, 2024), live in England, and not be in an apprenticeship.

Please click in the link below on Hidden Harm, which will be relevant for any organisations working with children, young people and families.

Further details

Free training for local White City organisations and residents in the Tree of Life methodology with the pledge to facilitate at least one Tree of Life Group for W12 Together over the next year.

Date: Wednesday 14th  May 2025

Time: 10AM – 5PM

Location: Ed City, 1EdCity, Edcity Walk, London, W12 7TF

Lunch provided.

Click here for a downloadable flyer

 

Whether you’re looking to create a positive volunteer culture, write stronger funding applications, or build a more inclusive workplace, we’ve got expert-led courses to support you. You’ll also find training in key areas like regulation, employment, finance and volunteering. 

Take a look at what’s coming up and find the right course to help you grow your impact this spring. 

All courses

Thanks to full funding from The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, the programme is completely free to attend. It’s designed for women who have already started a business and are looking to improve their results with practical, accessible support.

Here are the course details again:

Session 1

Thursday 24th April 10am to 1pm  – Live Online via Zoom® (presented live) 

Session 2 

Thursday 1st May 2025 10am to 4pm – In-person at Baseline Studios

Registration link:

therebelschool.com/rbkc-women

We run online management training courses. 10.00 to 12.30. Ninety five pounds. Our website contains descriptions, reviews and booking links – https://nfpworkshops.co.uk/.

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14 May Leadership Skills

20 May Recruiting and Managing Volunteers

10 Jun Project Management

11 Jun Coaching Skills

24 Jun Charity Finance

08 Jul Managing Staff

09 Jul Leadership Skills

22 Jul Recruiting and Managing Volunteers

05 Aug Project Management

06 Aug Charity Trustee Duties