The Family Information Service for Kensington and Chelsea, and for Westminster is a free, confidential and impartial information, advice and signposting for families with children aged up to 19 (or up to 25 for those with additional needs) and for the professionals working with them.  Our…

This is a referral only service, we accept referrals from statutory bodies and registered charities who have signed up to issue food parcel vouchers. We are currently operating an Appointments Only Collection Service; we are working with Westminster Council's Volunteer Team to provide deliveries only to those…

Visit the Council Housing pages for information about benefits, private sector housing, support with homelessness and how to apply for council housing.

Information Advice Support Service (IASS) formerly the Parent Partnership Service. Their free confidential service is available to parents, children and young people who live in the three boroughs (IASS provide Independent Supporters who can advise and support parents in meetings). They can help by providing access to…

Post 16 education provider for young people with SEN, there is a range of course options provided in further education colleges and sixth forms. The provision is intended to support young people towards independence and employment, building on young people’s strengths and interests.

Post 16 education provider for young people with SEN, there is a range of course options provided in further education colleges and sixth forms. The provision is intended to support young people towards independence and employment, building on young people’s strengths and interests.

Courses for Students with Learning Disabilities or Difficulties The new Kennet West Skills Centre in Westminster is an exciting new vocational skills centre in a new development for students with learning difficulties and disabilities. The new dedicated Skills Centre, at the Queen Elizabeth II School, delivers…

Each month a guest talks about the books on their bedside table. Are they sitting there or being read, and if so, what is ‘Under The Covers’? It’s not just books! In episode one Sara spoke about reading – and much more: stereotyping, apprenticeships, heritage,…

Calling all Lego masters. Can you make a story come alive with Lego? Be inspired by library staff creations based on their favourite stories. Remember to share your wondrous Lego creations with us! Join in on Facebook

Sing along to fantastic rhymes that babies and toddlers love! Help your child develop their concentration, co-ordination and comprehension skills with songs, finger rhymes and nursery rhymes. Join in on Facebook