This month's Member Spotlight is Kids on the Green (KOTG). We sat down with Cam, Aisha, Mia and Max to learn about how impactful KOTG have been for children and young people in North Kensington following the Grenfell tragedy. We spoke about everything from how a lack of belief can impact young people to our favourite things about being in the RBKC community!

Young K&C is proudly supporting the Children’s Play Policy Forum and the UK Play Safety Forum’s joint statement on Including Disabled Children in Play Provision.

Young K&C stands in solidarity with all those affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine.

The theme of this years LGBTQ+ History Month is "Politics in Art: The Arc is Long". Take a look at the blog to learn more about the 5 artists featured for this years LGBTQ+ History Month.

This month's Member Spotlight is West London Zone. We sat down to have a chat with Robyn, a link worker for West London Zone working in local primary schools, to find about all the incredible work done by West London Zone. Robyn told us how important the West London Zone programme is and gave a few words of wisdom for children and young people!

Young K&C is delighted to be distributing a new grants fund for the voluntary and community sector, in partnership with NHS North West London and RBKC. Local voluntary organisations working with children and young people in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea can apply for funding for projects that improve the mental health and wellbeing of young adults

This month's Member Spotlight is London Sport, who support young Londoners by encouraging activity and ensuring local play spaces are safe. London Sport work with Londoners to encourage a healthier and happier lifestyle for all

Young K&C is delighted to be distributing a new grants fund for members, in partnership with John Lyon’s Charity. Local voluntary organisations working with children and young people in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea can apply for funding of up to £5,000 (or up to £10,000 for projects with disabled children).

This month's Member Spotlight is Baraka Community Association, who support local young people and families through educational and well being support. Baraka Community Association are long established members of the local community who continue to encourage young people to build confidence, learn new skills and support each another.

Local voluntary organisations working with children and young people in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea can apply for funding of up to £3,000 (or up to £6,000 for projects with disabled children) for projects that explore culture, identity, and heritage.