Are you someone who makes decisions about staff and volunteer Learning and Development such as a senior or operational leader and HR Manager? Do your staff and volunteers have conversations about money with the people they support? Would you like them to develop their skills and confidence to offer safe, effective guidance? If so, join us on Wednesday 11 February 2026 from 2pm - 3:30pm online for our upcoming Introduction to Money Guiders with the Money and Pensions Service session.

Voice 4 Change England are currently running a 3-year project, Where Climate Meets Race, to catalyse deeper and more inclusive engagement on climate from racialised and marginalised communities. We want to build a better understanding of how the Black and Minoritised Voluntary, Charity, and Social Enterprise Sector is engaging with issues on climate and nature. Please spare 2 minutes to fill out our survey.

Women and Girls Network (WGN) is a pan-London organisation that supports women and girls affected by all forms of gendered-based violence. They are seeking a visionary Head of Clinical Services with a deep passion for survivor-centred healing to lead the strategic development and implementation of our therapeutic services. As a key member of the Senior Leadership Team, you will ensure the delivery of safe, high-quality, and culturally responsive services that centre the needs of women and girls surviving violence against women and girls (VAWG).

The Health Research Authority (HRA) is looking for members of the public to get involved in 2 online workshops to help develop a formal public contributor agreement. You should have experience completing preparatory reading or materials ahead of group sessions and be able to bring insights or reflections from this pre‑reading into the workshop discussions; You should be comfortable contributing to group conversations, sharing perspectives, and actively participating in all aspects of the workshop including breakout rooms; and you should have the ability to listen to and respect different opinions.

Read the latest news from the Church Street Labour Action Team - Fiona Parker & Councillors Matt Noble, Aicha Less & Aziz Toki with information about casework and action taken, a New Creative studios in Lisson Grove, New Green Skills Innovation Centre at WAES, New London Tigers’ Radio Control Car Club, Westminster Council - 5th Biggest Council House-Builder in the UK, Cleaning Up Green Spaces in Church Street, Registering your vote, list of local resources, Regeneration news and more useful local information.

The GLA is working in partnership with London Councils and the NHS to deliver a Health Mission for London focussed on reducing health inequalities by using London's innovation and digital transformation opportunities. The Health Mission will achieve this by improving digital inclusion and health literacy and identifying areas/demographic groups with the biggest opportunity to reduce inequality. For migrant communities, research has highlighted the priority boroughs of Brent, Newham, Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, and Harrow. Demos are now looking to engage with community groups based in these priority boroughs.

Jojays Community Lunch club has returned for its monthly pop-up cafe. Lunch will be charged at the low cost of £3.00 and they will be re-introducing the 20p discount if you bring in your own container, as part of their ongoing sustainability commitment. Reduced sugar cakes will also continue to be available to buy at a reduced prices at Lunch Club.

Mosaic is a small charity dedicated to the most marginalised in our community: global majority women in Westminster’s most deprived neighbourhood: Church Street and surrounding areas of North Westminster. They are recruiting a self-employed consultant as Project Lead. This is a part-time role (15 hours per week at the hourly rate of £25 with core hours to be agreed). You will report to the Head of Programmes directly and work closely with the CEO and a team of community advocates to ensure the projects you lead are well integrated with the entire organisation and reach out especially to the most isolated and marginalised global majority women within the local community. MCT is place-based which requires the applicant to live in North Westminster.

We are sharing the following community workshop invitation for Community Partners on behalf of our colleagues at the Imperial School of Public Health and the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Northwest London. Who should attend: Adults under 65 years old who live in NWL with lived experience of high blood pressure or family history of high blood pressure. Attendees will receive a £20 voucher for attending.

Please note that the deadline to complete the Safeguarding Adults Partnership Audit Tool (SAPAT) Survey 2025/26 has been extended to the 6th February. This year’s survey is light touch and will only take up to 10 minutes to complete. Thank you in advance for your time and contribution — your insight is invaluable to shaping our partnership’s work for the year ahead.

Join us online for a beginners interactive training on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help your small charity or community organisation improve efficiencies, enhance communications and support fundraising efforts. You’ll learn about opportunities for your small charity or community organisation to use AI creatively and in an informed and safe way. You’ll take part in quizzes, discussions with peers and start using commonly used AI tools and techniques for your everyday work.

We're hiring (but not in the usual way) - We’re inviting equity and justice–focused civil society organisations to partner with us on a unique secondment opportunity within the Propel long-term grants programme. Collaboration Circle is building a Relational Grant Management Team to support organisations working on systems change across London through seven-year Propel grants. As part of this, we are seeking two part-time secondees from equity and justice organisations to join the team.

Read the latest business update from Young Westminster Foundation and find out how the Brighter Futures Fund is enabling vital project funding to enable opportunities for children and young people. Plus a recap from their Westminster Champion's Event and details of their Youth Associates programme, which is bringing youth-powered consultancy to shape decisions and improve services in Westminster.

Funding is available for a community organisation to manage the Beethoven Community Centre. The successful applicant will be granted a lease to the building for a term of five (5) years. An annual grant of £80-85,000 for a period of five (5) years will be awarded as a contribution towards building management costs, such as compliance and management.

Genomics is understanding your unique genetic information and what is means for your health. The North Thames Genomic Medicine Service (NTGMS) is the NHS team that provides modern genetic testing for seven million people in north London and surrounding areas. Knowledge from such tests can help doctors provide better care from childhood through adulthood and into old age. But right now, not everyone is benefiting from genomic medicine and research. This means some communities risk missing out on potential health benefits. The NTGMS and NHS Race and Health Observatory are looking to collaborate with local communities to create an easy-to-use online Genomics Health Hub.