WORKING WITH LOCAL EXPERTS.
We are​ proud to regularly work with well-rooted referral partners across the tri-borough area of Hammersmith & Fulham, the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, and the City of Westminster.
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Those we select to work with are experts in their field, including child poverty, loneliness and isolation, social care and more. This is the best way we can respond to urgent needs.
We are always looking for more partners and welcome referrals from all relevant groups and organisations. If you wish to be considered as a regular referral partner, please contact us using the form below.
SOLIDARITY SPORTS
Helping us to reach children with difficult home lives.
BARONS COURT PROJECT
Reaching those vulnerable to mental ill health and / or homelessness.
MASBRO ELDERS PROJECT
Engaging local older people.
OLD OAK CENTRE
Serving people of all ages and parts of the Old Oak community.
QPR IN THE COMMUNITY TRUST
Safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk.
WEST LONDON WELCOME
Reaching refugees and asylum seekers.
NORTH KENSINGTON COMMUNITY KITCHEN
Connecting to local vulnerable people through food.
SHEPHERDS BUSH FAMILIES PROJECT
Helping those homeless and/or living under housing stress.
URBAN PARTNERSHIP GROUP
Improving health and wellbeing of local community
MIDAYE
Providing emergency food parcels to individuals in need.
RIVER HOUSE TRUST
Connecting us with those who live with HIV
OUTSIDE EDGE THEATRE CO.
Reaching people affected by substance misuse, through theatre
BISHOP CREIGHTON HOUSE
Providing support for older people
H&F FOODBANK
Providing emergency food parcels to individuals in need.
CHURCH OF ST. MICHAEL & ST. GEORGE
Serving those who live in White City and the Estate.
WHAT THE TECH?!
We are​ also proud to refer recipients of our devices to Imperial College London's 'What the Tech?!' initiative.
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Beneficiaries who are over-50 can be matched with a staff or student volunteer from Imperial College London for weekly social calls, support with your gadgets... and good company.
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Read more about What the Tech?! here.