240 Project is a community and activity centre in West London which works with vulnerable and excluded people. Our members may have issues around mental health, behavioral problems, addiction and other challenges which can cause social isolation. Almost all will have a history of homelessness.

240 Project provides support by helping members to overcome deep-seated issues such as low self confidence, disrupted and chaotic lifestyles, and vulnerability. Project members are encouraged to get involved in activities such as Drama, Art, Mosaic Making, Music, and Poetry, or cooking lunch for up to 35 members.

240 Project activities can have a profound effect in raising self-confidence and self esteem, and eventually allowing the project members to open a new chapter in their lives. The process reaches a new stage when members are encouraged to re-integrate into the community through voluntary work, training or work placements. Many of our members contribute art work and poetry to the Streetlights section of the Big Issue.

If you would like to support us by volunteering or making a donation please contact us. You can also donate using the button below. The 240 Project is run by Notting Hill Churches Homeless Concern.