We at Pepper Pot believe no one should live life lonely or confused. We provide a range of support services for the over 60's from the Afro Carribean Community of West London (RBKC) to combat the effects of loneliness by connecting people through communities, support for dementia, health and well-being, learning opportunities and much more.

The Pepper Pot Centre (PPC), also known as the Pepperpot Club, is a British charity based in Ladbroke Grove, West London, that for four decades has been supporting elderly people from the African, Caribbean and BME communities in the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, offering a meal service as well as information and advice on social ...

The Pepper Pot Centre aims to provide a comprehensive service for active and disabled over 50's, from the African, Caribbean & BME community, in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, to enable them to live more independently in their own homes.

Pepper Pot Centre, London, United Kingdom. 24 likes. The Pepper Pot Centre aims to provide a comprehensive service for active and disabled over 50's,...

The Pepper Pot Centre aims to provide a comprehensive service for active and disabled over 50's, from the African, Caribbean & BME community, in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, to enable them to live more independently in their own homes.

The Pepper Pot Centre was founded in 1981 by Pansy Jeffrey to combat discrimination, isolation, depression and loneliness amongst the growing generation of Caribbean older people (50+) and to help them to take charge of their own lives.

Services Pepper Pot provides: The delicious, freshly cooked, hot and nutritious menu – courtesy of Marcia’s traditional Caribbean cooking skills - changes from week to week. For more information, contact us on 020 8968 6940.

Activities - how the charity spends its money Provide facilities in social welfare, health & wellbeing, recreation,leisure with object of improving conditions of life,combating isolation, relieving needs of older people over 50,particularly African, Caribbean and other BME groups living in Kensington & Chelsea, surrounding boroughs and offer care services to …

The Pepper Pot Centre aims to provide a comprehensive service for active and disabled over 50's, from the Caribbean community and from the wider population, in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, to enable them to live more independently in their own homes.

On the 9th June 1981 in the Kensington office of the Citizens Advice Bureau a big pot of soup was served to West Indian Elders. " We had been seeking to set up a project for retired …