North Kensington Health Response
Have you or someone you know been affected by the Grenfell Tower? We are here to help you. Browse our site with information on physical, emotional health and wellbeing and how to get help.
North Kensington Health Response
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Events
Starting Tuesday 12 November 2019 - Coppersmithing at Maxilla Men’s Shed.
An Introductory Course to Coppersmithing at Maxilla Men's Shed.
Wednesday 4 December 2019 - Free Wellbeing Course - Understanding Anxiety
The Lancaster West Residents’ Association (LWRA) has partnered with the Grenfell Health and…
Tuesday 2 December 2019 - Free Wellbeing Course - Coping with Christmas Time
The Lancaster West Residents’ Association (LWRA) has partnered with the Grenfell Health and…
Mental health
The Grenfell Health & Wellbeing Service is a free and confidential NHS service for children and adults affected by the tragedy.
Directory of services
The North Kensington Recovery Programme has developed a directory of services to help support communities affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.
Self-care services
There are a range of self-care services available to help the residents of north Kensington.
Enhanced health checks
Affected by the Grenfell Tower Fire? The NHS is offering enhanced health checks for residents who may be concerned about their health.
RBKC Grenfell response and recovery
The Grenfell Response and Recovery service will keep you updated on the Kensington and Chelsea Council's Grenfell Recovery Strategy and how it’s being delivered with the community. You can also access Grenfell-related policies.
Video
Young Grenfell community speak about mental health
Young people from the Grenfell community have decided to speak out about mental health and how they were affected by the Grenfell tragedy in support of World Mental Health Day, Wednesday 10 October.
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