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We are delighted to share that we received highly commended in the “Charity or Social Enterprise of the Year City of Westminster” category at the Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster Business Awards 2025, hosted by the Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster Chamber of Commerce.
For some people, the change in seasons can be a difficult time for mental health. It’s colder, darker, and it can be harder to regulate our moods and emotions. It’s very common, so if you are feeling this way, please know you are not alone.
At Allkind, our Housing Management Service helps ensure that people not only have a roof over their heads but also the stability and dignity they deserve.
Mental health affects all of us. With mental health now the UK’s top health concern, it’s more important than ever to learn tools and techniques to support our wellbeing.
Local businesses, supporters, and mental health advocates came together on a sweltering day on 19th June 2025 for the Kick the Stigma charity football tournament raising vital awareness and funds for Allkind (formerly West Central London Mind).
For many young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), talking openly about emotions can feel difficult or even impossible. Be Kind to Your Mind is our creative therapy programme that uses art, play, and imagination to support mental health in a safe, relaxed setting.
At Allkind, we believe that mental health awareness shouldn’t be confined to a single week, but Mental Health Awareness Week is always a powerful opportunity to connect, reflect, and equip people with the tools they need to support themselves and others.
This month marks one year since Allkind launched our Challenge Events, and what an incredible and inspiring journey it’s been!
This initiative supports individuals in developing digital and employability skills while fostering confidence, community, and personal growth. We sat down with Grainne McMenamin, one of the service’s tutors, to learn more about her role, the impact of the programme, and her hopes for the future.
Since its launch in January 2024, our fixed term one-year Supported Self-Help service has come to an end, marking a significant milestone in our efforts to provide accessible mental health support.