Chair of The Upper Room is delighted to invite you to the unveiling of The Upper Room’s new mezzanine floor, which will incorporate the launch of our Hub for the Homeless project.
Register with your email address to attend this event.
There is no charge to attend.
Refreshments will be served, and guided tours will be available.
The event will be on Thursday 17 October, from 7-9pm, at St Saviour’s Church, Cobbold Road, W12 9LN.
SASH (Support and Advice on Sexual Health) – in Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea is provided by Turning Point in partnership with METRO, London Friend, NAZ and Marie Stopes.
The service provides information, advice, referral to sexual health testing and one-to-one and group support for individuals affected by sexual health related issues.
The service is focussed on promoting wellbeing and, as such, also includes complementary and creative therapies and advice and support around education training and employment.
The event will be an opportunity to learn more about SASH services, engage in mindfulness, crafting, self-care workshop, sexual health and contraception information and access HIV POCT; while OneYou are joining to offer carbon monoxide and blood pressure checks.
Click here to view/download flyer.
Tuesday 17 September
10am – 4pm
St Charles Centre,
Exmoor St, Ladbroke Grove,
W10 6DZ
Click here to see SASH website.
NHS Hammersmith & Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Tuesday 10 September 2019.
At the AGM, you will hear about the progress and the achievements we have made.
We will present our annual report and accounts along with the agenda on our website in due course.
We will also send letters to go out in August and prior to the AGM.
You will have the opportunity at our project market stalls to look in more detail at some of the work that the CCG has been leading on, and our plans for the future.
There will be an opportunity to ask questions of the Governing Body on any of the topics covered in the formal presentations at the end of the meeting.
Please feel free to submit any advance 48 hours prior to the meeting to: hafccg.engagement@nhs.net. You can also call 0203 350 4303 for more information.
Date: Tuesday 10 September 2019
Time: 5pm to 7pm
Venue: St Paul’s Church, Hammersmith, London W6 9PJ
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Want to enhance your neighbourhood? Do you have an idea that will help your community?
The Hammersmith & Fulham Hive offers a new and creative way for the community to shape the borough through crowdfunded projects.
From community gardens to pop-up markets and festivals to art installations, if you have a project idea that will make your local area better then get involved.
Join crowdfunding platform Spacehive for a workshop at St Paul’s Hammersmith, where you will have the chance to develop your ideas and learn about how you can access additional funding avaliable from Hammersmith & Fulham council and other Spacehive partners, including GLL and the Mayor of London.
For the next funding round (deadline 30th September), The Young Hammersmith & Fulham Foundation will also be offering pledges of up to £1,000 to projects that benefit young people (0-25) in the borough, so all the more reason to come along on the day and find out more.
Register now to secure your free place, and fill out this project idea form so Spacehive can feedback on your idea. Whether this is your first time creating a project or you’re a seasoned community organiser, this event will tell you everything you need to know to join in and have the best chance off hitting your target.
If you have any questions about this event please contact info@spacehive.com.
Click here to sign up or find our more info.
Thu, 1st August 2019 between 14:30 – 16:30
St Paul’s Church, Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith, London, W6 9PJ
One in eight people aged 5 to 19 now have a diagnosable mental health condition, such as an anxiety disorder, depression or a conduct disorder. This equates to three in every classroom!
Our free online course aims to increase your knowledge and awareness of children and young people’s mental health.
You will explore the factors that make an individual more vulnerable to developing mental ill health as well as the factors that can protect their well-being.
Perhaps most importantly, you will look at how the care, compassion and vigilance of others can support children and young people to bounce back from setbacks and successfully deal with the challenges they may face during their childhood and teenage years.
The Qualification
NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health
What you will learn
Benefits
Personal Tutors are assigned to you to ensure you have the support needed to succeed.
Click here to sign in for this FREE course.
Today, we’re calling all managers, new and experienced of organisations big and small.
Good management is key to achieving your goals, whether it’s within your team or organisation-wide, so that’s why we want to help you get it right.
Read on for training, books and tips from one of our authors about sustaining your organisation.
Upcoming training courses:
– 13 Aug: Support and Supervision of Staff 2
– 15 Aug: Essential Presentation Skills
– 22 Aug: Moving into Management
– 5 Sep: Coaching for Performance
Come and find out how our Age Allies workshops have helped businesses and organisations to tackle age-discrimination!
About this Event
After three successful years the Age Allies Programme is now coming to an end – we’d love you to come and celebrate the project’s achievements with us!
“Age Allies: Reflections for the Future” is a one-off event to celebrate the work and share the key learning points from the Age Allies programme.
We will also be thanking all the volunteers who supported it and looking ahead to see how the learning from the project can be incorporated into future age-friendly projects
The Age Allies prgoramme has been working with organisations across the Capital to facilitate positive change in attitudes to age and ageing. We have some important findings to discuss around how businesses and organisations across London can become more age-friendly.
Date and Time
Fri, 6 September 2019, 14:00 – 16:15 BST
Venue:
Lumen United Reformed Church & Community Centre URC
88 Tavistock Place, Bloomsbury, London, WC1H 9RS
To book your space and see more detail, click here.
Fulham 10K run in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital, which will be returning to the area on Sunday 17th November 2019.
This mass participation running event is open to the public and held on closed roads.
Starting and finishing in Eel Brook Common, the 10km closed road route will take thousands of participants around the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham.
Due to the scale and numbers participating in the Fulham 10K, it will be necessary to implement road closures across the full 10K route to facilitate the safe passage of the participants.
The route and road closures have been carefully considered and selected through a partnership of all local authorities, emergency services and Transport for London to minimise the inconveniences of the necessary road closures.
Emergency Services will be operating as usual and pedestrian access will be unaffected across the event route, but there will be no vehicle or bicycle access on the roads closed for the event. .
More information regarding the exact route and timings will be distributed in due course, but it will stay within the same event footprint as per last year.
Please note that the attached map is an indication of the event footprint only, and the exact route will change.
Key roads that will feature on the event route are New King’s Road, Fulham Road, Parsons Green, Dawes Road, Munster Road and North End Road.
If you have any other specific questions or require more information with regards to the event, please contact the Fulham 10K office directly at 0207 227 0972 (Mon-Fri 09.30 – 17.00), email community@adidascityruns.com or visit the website on www.adidascityruns.com/fulham.
Syllabus:
Come along to the free Patient Leadership Skills event in the Newbigin room, St Pauls Centre, Queen Caroline, Hammersmith W6 9PJ on Wednesday 31 July 2019 from 10am–4pm if you are interested in…
At the event, you will:
• learn about Patient Participation Groups
• discuss and raise concern with Your Practice
• share ideas with other patients and network
• Expert coaches
• Group discussion
• Lunch and drink
Anyone registered with a North West London GP is welcome*
Where: Newbigin room, St Pauls Centre, Queen Caroline, Hammersmith W6 9PJ
*Hammersmith and Fulham, Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, Ealing, Hounslow, Brent, Harrow and Hillingdon
