Crosslight Advice is a local debt advice and money education charity with a branch in Hammersmith.  

Our upcoming Money Course  starts on Monday 22nd September at St Paul’s, Hammersmith, W6 9PJ – we will be running both a daytime and evening session to try and cater for everyone. The aim of this course is to help people feel more confident and in control of their finances and equip them with the practical skills they need to manage their money effectively.  

The course is relaxed and interactive, free to attend, and takes place over three weeks with a 2-hour session held each time – a free meal is also included. Anyone interested can find out more about the course or sign up here

 

Got a side hustle idea but don’t know where to start?

We’ll show you how to choose the right one, test it without spending money, and make your first sale, all in a way that fits around full or part-time work, caring responsibilities, or stay-at-home parenting. 

It’s all part of The Rebel School’s 10-week Side Hustle Experiment starting 8th September.

  • Monday night sessions 
  • Thursday night Q&A 
  • Or watch anytime on-demand 

Reserve your space now: therebelschool.com/sidehustle 

You are invited to an online introductory webinar on Martyn’s Law – a practical walk through the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025.

Happening at 2pm on Tuesday 9th September 2025.

London Resilience is working alongside Community Security Trust and the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) to host this webinar. This workshop is open to anyone across the community, faith, public and business sectors.

Register here now.

Please see link to the next Spacehive project creator workshop on 15 July 2025https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1430333398699?aff=oddtdtcreator.

London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham is working with Spacehive to help community groups create, fund and deliver local project ideas.

Hammersmith and Fulham have a new fund of £500,000, with contributions of up to £40,000 towards each crowdfunding project. If you are a charity, community groups, CIC, School Charity or PTA or other not-for-profit organisation; join this workshop to:

  • Hear about funding available
  • Get advice on creating your project
  • Take part in interactive workshops
  • If you are a grant funder looking to fund Community Projects through the Hive

Whether your idea is big or small, this is your opportunity to get involved and make a real difference in your local area.

If you have any questions about the event or accessibility requirements, please email support@spacehive.com

We have a series of online workshops available for VCSE, local authority and health sector workers. If you work with peer coordinators, volunteers, want to start a peer support service or need to modify an existing one – we can help. If you work with members of the public more generally, take a look at our Boundaries in the Workplace and Recognising and Responding to Challenging Behaviour workshops.

We have four dates arranged for online training throughout July 2025. You can find all the details on our Eventbrite page, where you can also book your place.

Over the years, the Community Link Advisors have developed a strong and collaborative relationship with the communities of Hammersmith & Fulham, as well as with the various external services and organisations supporting the borough. Your ongoing support has been instrumental in enhancing the experiences of our service users, helping to make their journeys more manageable. We deeply appreciate the invaluable contributions you have made over the years. While our service plays a vital role in their support network, it is only one part of a much larger system of care. It is the collective efforts of communities and services like yours that provide the continuity and stability needed for individuals to progress in their wellbeing journey.

I’m pleased to share with you our workshop timetable for June. These interactive and informative sessions are led by my colleague and me.

I’ve also included links to this month’s mental health tips:

How-to-Sustain-Motivation-Throughout-the-Day

Deciding-your-own-future

Feel free to share it with your colleagues and service users or clients. Please note that the outing is exclusively for our service users, while all other sessions are open to the public. If you are interested or know anyone who would benefit from these workshops, please contact the service.

The Another Way Project takes place every Tuesday at Earls Court Community Hub based in West Kensington Estate. (1a Aisgill Ave, London W14 9NF). We provide targeted sessions, workshops and offer support to young people at risk or engaged in serious youth violence. 

We will be hosting several sessions for parents and carers to open the discussion around Youth Violence, where and how to access support and to learn more about The Another Way Project. We have 3 other locations across H&F and RBKC.  Please get in touch with Kisha for more information: nekisha@harrowclub.org or 07547104325. 

Another Way – A safe space for real change! – Further info

Understanding Child Trafficking and Modern Slavery

Workshops are for practitioners who work within any of these boroughs; Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea or Westminster.

Tuesday 3rd June 2025 – In Person at Kensington Town Hall

Organised by
The Local Safeguarding Children Partnership for Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, and Westminster.

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

CAST is a charity that provides free programmes, events, peer groups and resources designed to help other UK charities use digital for social good. 

We’ve just announced the dates for three new AI workshops – all of which are free to UK charities and social impact organisations. The sessions, which have been made possible thanks to support from Deloitte, are designed to help charities explore and experiment with AI confidently and responsibly. The links are all available on CAST’s AI hub, and I have also listed them below, for ease of access. People are welcome to sign up for one, two or all of the sessions, depending on their interests and needs.

We also offer a free self-serve AI course that may be of interest: every week for seven weeks, participants receive an email with a guided activity, designed to help them familiarise themselves with AI – and discover how it can help make work life easier. Since we launched in January, more than 1,000 people have joined the course, and the feedback has been very positive. You can find out more about the free AI course here.