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…

We help unemployed Westminster residents get the training and support needed to find jobs and change lives. Our coaches can help you develop new skills and overcome barriers such as childcare or housing, to build confidence and get ready for work. How we can help…

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.

The Westminster Information Advice Support Service (IASS) - provides free, confidential and impartial information, advice and support for parents, children and young people aged 0 – 25 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) who live in Westminster. This service provides access to impartial guidance…

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…