Last year The Onion Garden delivered a greening project to transform an unused pocket of paved space between buildings. The project has allowed members of the local community to have a hand in bringing the garden to life with 150 species, including herbs, wildflowers, and fruit trees. They wish to raise awareness amongst communities and encourage visitors, especially those from lesser heard groups. As part of this, we are inviting the elderly to celebrate the Christmas festivities at this newly transformed green space.

Session 6 of this series of information and advice sessions for newly arrived Sudanese londoners will be covering Access to Practical services: How to access legal representation; What to look out for; How to find your local council; How to find a food bank and other free services; Employment issues; Difficulties accessing employment as a person with limited leave to remain; Language barriers in the workplace; How employers check status.

This is your opportunity to participate in shaping healthcare in your community. The forum brings residents of North West London together with healthcare professionals to discuss important topics that matter to everyone. Share your thoughts on the urgent and emergency care strategy and contribute to shaping a new approach; Join the discussion on specialist palliative care services and learn about the Compassionate Care for All consultation; and Get insights into the development of integrated neighbourhood teams.

We would like to invite you to a special event at Westminster City Hall on Thursday 26 September. It’s an event for local community organisations who are looking to diversify their boards and we invite you to come along to talk about your organisation. We would particularly like to hear from organisations who currently have board vacancies and would be open to considering staff members and residents.

The Sudanese Nubian Association - UK and Ahfad Support Group - UK invite you to join our online workshop on identifying the signs of cervical cancer on Saturday 25th May from 8.30pm - 10pm. This event will be online via zoom.

On the 8th of March at 10 AM, International Women's Day, ACAA will be holding a demonstration in Parliament Square. It has been nearly three years since women and girls have been denied education in Afghanistan, among other human rights violations. This cannot last any longer, for these conditions affect not only women, but the whole population. Therefore, this demonstration is to represent how pressing the issue is.

A Special event on Friday 15th March 2024 - Safe and Healthy Ageing in a Changing Climate. The purpose of this event is to disseminate crucial information aimed at assisting older adults in maintaining their safety and well-being amidst shifting weather patterns and environmental conditions. There will be nformation stalls to help you gain knowledge and understanding of services. There will be a number of guest speakers from Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster councils.

You are cordially invited to join us on Friday the 19th of January from 11 am to 2 pm for the Arts Therapy workshop at Church Street Library. This is our second Community Learning event around Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Promotion.

Do you want to help improve breast cancer screening information and invitations? We are looking for 6 people to join two different workshops. We encourage people from underserved populations including but not limited to ethnic minority groups e.g., Asian, Black African or Caribbean, Arab, Mixed ethnicity and those from a disadvantaged background to apply.