Supporting independent living and health in Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster

Promoted Content : Exercising and movement is vital to staying healthy and looking after your body. It can reduce your risk of major illnesses and is good for mental well-being.

Information about how to get support at home as well as gadgets and equipment to help you live your day-to-day life more easily.

Information about support residents can get to help with their cost of living costs.

Ideas about things to do and practical travel guidance if you have a mobility problem to get to activities and events, as well as things you can do at home.

Information about looking after yourself, health conditions, nutrition and diet, keeping physically fit, good mental health, and a whole lot more.

Information includes: what is a learning disability, autism, health and support, education and housing for those with a learning disability

Information about looking after yourself, staying healthy, making your own decisions, doing things you like, how you can be supported, and much more

This section includes: support to look after someone, being a carer, carers support, young carers, balancing care and work and looking after someone safely

Advice on benefits and financial help you might be entitled to, how to manage your money (or someone else's), your rights if you have a health problem or disability, and how to obtain legal advice.

Information about a range of safety issues such as safeguarding, domestic abuse, accidents and falls, and crime. There's also advice on precautions you can take to prevent them and where you can go for help.

Practical information about options for starting or returning to work, as well as opportunities for furthering your education - it's never too late to pick up new skills.

Advice on ways in which you can report any issues you have about support you receive. If you find it difficult to talk about these issues, for whatever reason, other people could speak on your behalf to ensure that your wishes are heard and respected.

More information on The Care Act 2014, which came into effect in 2015. It represents the most significant reform of care and support in more than 60 years, putting people and their carers in control of their care and support.

Useful information for professionals in the health and social care community

Other useful health, well-being and social care websites

Resources that are available to those affected by the fire or living in the wider community.