Have you or someone you know been affected by the Grenfell Tower Fire? We are here to help you. Browse our site with information on physical, emotional health and wellbeing and how to get help with coming to terms with the disaster.
West London CCG has provided a letter to Grenfell United setting out the position of West London Clinical Commissioning Group in the light…
Young people from the Grenfell community have decided to speak out about mental health and how they were affected by the Grenfell tragedy in…
Local health services have welcomed todays funding commitment made by NHS Chief Executive, Simon Stevens for those affected by the Grenfell…
Kensington and Chelsea Council has launched a series of community conversations, workshops, drop-in sessions as well as a new website.
There is an updated leaflet for anyone attending or affected by the Grenfell Inquiry witness sessions.
It's OK to have bad days and to not feel OK all the time.
It's OK to talk openly about how you are feeling, especially if you are worried, anxious or depressed or considering taking your own life.
If you live in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea there is help if you need it.
No one needs to struggle on their own.
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