Grenfell Recovery Programme
Kensington and Chelsea Council is reviewing the impact and lessons learned from its Grenfell Recovery Programme.
Kensington and Chelsea Council's Overview & Scrutiny Committee reviewed the impact and lessons learned from the Grenfell Recovery Programme in October 2025. The programme, a £50 million initiative that ran from 2019 to 2024, aimed to support bereaved families, survivors, and the local community following the Grenfell Tower fire. The committee discussed the programme's successes, which included reaching 748 bereaved individuals and survivors with dedicated service workers.
The Grenfell Recovery Programme offered various forms of support, such as personalised assistance, individual service budgets, educational support for children, and facilitated peer support groups. The council is not currently scheduled to discuss or decide on further actions related to the programme.
Key facts
- Kensington and Chelsea Council's Overview & Scrutiny Committee reviewed the Grenfell Recovery Programme in October 2025. Source
- The Grenfell Recovery Programme was a £50 million initiative. Source
- The programme ran from 2019 to 2024. Source
- The programme reached 748 bereaved individuals and survivors with dedicated service workers. Source
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