Useful contacts for those dealing with bereavement 

Westminster CAB is now working together as part of a consortium under the umbrella name of the ‘Westminster Advice Services Partnership’. WASP will provide advice which is free, independent, confidential and impartial and available to local residents regardless of race, gender, disability, sexual orientation, age…

During this difficult time for everyone we are continuing to adapt the way we operate and serve our local community, with this in mind we are moving forward with the following steps: Operating a Home Delivery Only Service effective from Monday 6th April; this means…

Special offers and discounts for Westminster residents. Complete the online form to apply for your Westminster City Save card. If you were a member of the ResCard scheme you can take your card into a Westminster library or leisure centre and be issued with a…

The Westminster Disabled Children’s Service is provided by three teams who work closely together: the Social Work team, the Short Breaks team and Tresham Centre for Disabled Children and Young People. We are here to help you and your family. We understand and want to…

Westminster Employment supports adults with a learning disability and physical disabilities to find either paid employment, voluntary employment or work experience placements in a personcentred way. People are supported to produce an accessible action plan to confirm their hopes and aspirations for employment. Westminster Employment…

The Westminster Employment Service is made up of a team of Employment Coaches who work closely with individuals and families that have struggled to get into employment, training or volunteering.  On their first visit, your coach will sit down with you to hear about your work history and…

The helpline is for parents and their advisers and gives advice on employment rights for parents and benefits for families. The helpline is run by a team of solicitors and advisers.

All our services give people the opportunity to develop new skills and talents and widen their social networks; generating greater opportunities for friendships and inclusion. The Gate is based on the belief that if you discover and nourish personal expression, interests and talents, people can…

This programme, delivered through the Young Westminster Foundation, is designed to provide mentoring support to safeguard vulnerable young people from the age of 12-21 years in the city.The programme will seek to support young people in Westminster who face vulnerabilities including social isolation, lack of…