Welcome to the
Pepper Pot Centre
A day care centre supporting elders of the Caribbean and African community since 1981

Pepperpot Centre members attending an enjoyable GUSDA tribute to Guyana Senior Citizens. Pansy Gabriel PPC member won a prize in prize in the raffle presented by Ram John Holder (Desmonds)

Pepperpot members attending a Reggae celebration at the Jamaican Embassy. Fabulous evening and great to see lovers rock reggae legends of the 70's and 80's Janet Kay and Carol Thompson performing live in the Front Room

Pepper Pot Centre Chair and members talking to LBC about the Windrush scandal

Pepper Pot Centre Textile workshop
Wednesdays 13:30- 15:00

Today PP members created a keepsake 2025 calendar. It was great that two of our male members joined the creative session of “A little bit of this and a little bit of that” held on Wednesdays 11am-12.30pm @ PP Day Centre.

Pepper Pot Centre Manager, Volunteers and Trustees attended the Sky Up Annual Partner Celebration 2024 at the Sky Headquarters today.

Today PP members attended the JRF Memory Cafe, Forget Me Not. They learnt how to create a Xmas Floral Display using fresh flowers, green foilage, cinnamon, sticks, pine cones and had a great experience!

We met the grandson actor in the A Raisin in the Sun after the play 23/10/24.

Pepper Pot Centre Members, Volunteers and the Lyrics theatre this afternoon, to see The Rising of the Sun. Opportunity for a selfie/ photo with the lead actor Solomon Israel.

Pepper Pot members members doing wordsearch for brain exercise.

Pepper Pot members enjoy a session of fun, games, music, exercises and refreshments held at the Bridgestone Arena. Held every Wednesday @11am-12.30pm.

Pepper Pot Centre members attending the England vs West Indies test match at Lords

Pepperpot members at the Kensington & Chelsea Town Hall attending the 76th Windrush Day Anniversary flag raising event.

The Pepper Pot Centre beat five other nominated charities to win the coveted University of West London Volunteer Organisation of the year award.

Pepperpot Centre members meeting with officers from Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea April 2024

The Royal Albert Hall when members were taken on a tour of RAH and had the opportunity to visit the Royal Lounge where Kings, Queens and Royalty socialise.

More than one in three older people experience loneliness, this, along with social isolation increase the risk of dementia by 50%. 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.

We enrich the lives of many, while giving their carers a break. We have members who, if they didn't attend the centre would not leave their homes or even speak to someone all week. If you know of anyone who could benefit from our centre or if you would like to support us, get in touch at Pepperpotcentre.org.uk

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Pepperpot Centre members Howard, Joyce, Norma and Lisa visiting

Global Radio, meeting Angie Greaves Smooth FM and Capital XTRA DJ’s in support of the ‘Make a Noise’ Campaign.

Weekly activities at the Pepper Pot

Pepper Pot Members playing bingo at a Silver Sunday party

Pepper Pot Members having lunch, relaxing, chatting at the centre

Weekly Bible forum every Thursday 2 pm at Pepper Pot

Pepper Pot Members taking part in there chair exercise class

Pepper Pot Members taking part in their weekly chair yoga exercise class

Pepper Pot Members taking part in the weekly Bible Study sessions

Thank you to @cityharvestlondon for their weekly donation of food to Pepperpot always appreciated

HRH The Queens visits the Pepper Pot Centre 1981

The Queen visited the Pepper Pot Centre in Ladbroke Grove on Friday 9 June 2006 to mark its 25th anniversary. This was her second visit following the opening of the Centre back in 1981.

Upon arrival the Queen was greeted by members and staff at the centre. She enjoyed guided tour, and The Queen was presented with plaque to commemorate the visit.

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