Kinship Carers Hub
Kinship Hub is a South London community-based service aimed at supporting kinship carers across London and the UK. Kinship carers are people raising relatives or children within their network, who, for one reason or another, are unable to live with their parents. Kinship Hub runs the following projects:
- Kinship Carers Cooking Club, a weekly group where children and carers can get together and cook a meal from scratch. This is offered both on zoom calls nationwide, and in person (currently in South London only) - Available virtually for children and carers outside of London.
- Online webinars to kinship carers and children on a range of topics from managing contact safely, to promoting a positive sense of identity, life story work and building resilience.
- Employability program. Currently available in South East London. The aim of this program is to train kinship carers in food safety and provide paid employment opportunities for them through our catering company, Kinship Kitchen; while at the same time generating income to sustain our other community projects as detailed above.
Kinship Hub accept self-referrals, or referrals from professionals:
online: www.kinshipcarershub.org/contact ,
by email: info@kinshipcarershub.com , or
by phone: 07792 320 549.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Anna-Lou Manca
- Contact Position
- Founder/Director
- Telephone
- 07792320549 07792320549
- info@kinshipcarershub.com
- Website
- Service Website
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Where to go
- Address
-
The Hill Station, Telegraph Hill Centre
Kitto Road
London
England - London & South East - Postcode
- SE14 5TY
Directions to SE14 5TY
Costs
- Details
- Services are usually funded via grants, Local Authority contributions, or via profits from the Kinship Kitchen trading arm of Kinship Hub.
Availability
- Referral required
- Yes
- Referral Details
Individuals can self-refer at: www.kinshipcarershub.org/contact or professionals can also refer by email or telephone.
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