Ages 12–16
Cook & Chill
Monthly Friday evening sessions in SE6 for young people in care or kinship families, combining cooking with sport, art, games and challenges.
Project details →Community
There’s a place for you here.
Safe, welcoming cooking groups where kinship families, care-experienced young people and neighbours can connect, learn and grow.
Find the right support
A gentle first step
Support without judgement.
Our groups are designed to reduce isolation and create positive shared experiences. You do not need to know how to cook, bring special equipment or have everything figured out before you contact us.
Our programmes
Cook, connect and build skills.
Term time
School cooking groups
After-school groups for pupils in kinship or foster care and children receiving Pupil Premium support.
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Wednesdays
Feed The Hill
Hot food for the social supermarket on New Cross Road, supporting residents in SE14 and SE4.
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Open to all
Cook & Connect
A relaxed fortnightly Friday session at RJ4All Community Centre. Cook, eat and meet neighbours; no booking required.
Project details →How it works
From hello to your first session.
- 01
Tell us what you need
Use the short support form, call or email. A family member, professional or young person can get in touch.
- 02
We listen
We explain eligibility, availability and what to expect without asking you to repeat more than necessary.
- 03
Come as you are
We help you prepare for the session and make sure you know where to go and who you will meet.
Real family experience
Confidence grows around a shared table.
Our trauma-informed approach puts safety, relationships and choice first. Cooking is the activity; belonging is the outcome.
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