South of the Borough Neighbourhood Community Plan
Kingston upon Thames' South of the Borough Neighbourhood Committee is funding projects like the Baby BRITE Box, supporting families and early years nutrition.
The South of the Borough Neighbourhood Committee for Kingston upon Thames approved a £3,000 grant in September 2026 for the Baby BRITE Box project. This initiative, awarded to the charity Voices of Hope, aims to support families with early years nutrition and development, and will be implemented at Chessington Children's Centre.
The Baby BRITE Box project aligns with the South of the Borough Neighbourhood Community Plan, which outlines priorities for physical and mental health, supporting vulnerable residents, and creating new opportunities within the neighbourhood.
Key facts
- In September 2026, Kingston upon Thames' South of the Borough Neighbourhood Committee approved a £3,000 grant for the Baby BRITE Box project. Source
- The Baby BRITE Box project aims to support families with early years nutrition and development. Source
- The grant was awarded to the charity Voices of Hope for implementation at Chessington Children's Centre. Source
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