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**Coronavirus update**
In order to protect the safety and wellbeing of staff and residents during the current coronavirus pandemic, all Brent Hubs are now operating a telephone service. This means there will be no walk-in service at any of the Brent Hubs.
If you have an enquiry, contact us by telephone and if necessary, a face-to-face appointment may then be given at your local Hub.
Social distancing measures will be in place and Brent Hubs visitors will be asked to wear a face covering.
To speak to someone from the Brent Hubs Team, call us on 0208 937 1234. Telephones are open Monday to Friday, from 9am to 4pm.
Remember you can log into your Brent My Account where you can manage your payments, apply for benefit and support claims, tell us if your circumstances have changed and access a range of other council services, and this is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
If you have an enquiry, contact us by telephone and if necessary, a face-to-face appointment may then be given at your local Hub.
Social distancing measures will be in place and Brent Hubs visitors will be asked to wear a face covering.
To speak to someone from the Brent Hubs Team, call us on 0208 937 1234. Telephones are open Monday to Friday, from 9am to 4pm.
Remember you can log into your Brent My Account where you can manage your payments, apply for benefit and support claims, tell us if your circumstances have changed and access a range of other council services, and this is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Communities across Brent are set to benefit from the opening of dedicated hubs which will assist vulnerable residents to access services, seek help and receive support in using online services.
Following the success of the original hub in Harlesden, new community hubs will be rolled out in a phased approach over the next two years to additional areas including Kilburn, Willesden, Ealing Road and Kingsbury and Wembley - with the Kilburn and Willesden Hubs having opened in 2019.
The aim of the hub model is to work with residents who find it difficult to access the support they need through mainstream services. The hub model is focused on supporting people to help themselves and each other, working with them to solve their problems and build knowledge, understanding and resilience.
The hubs will offer a physical space enabling a range of local organisations and voluntary and community sector services to work together under one roof and provide a more localised approach.
Following the success of the original hub in Harlesden, new community hubs will be rolled out in a phased approach over the next two years to additional areas including Kilburn, Willesden, Ealing Road and Kingsbury and Wembley - with the Kilburn and Willesden Hubs having opened in 2019.
The aim of the hub model is to work with residents who find it difficult to access the support they need through mainstream services. The hub model is focused on supporting people to help themselves and each other, working with them to solve their problems and build knowledge, understanding and resilience.
The hubs will offer a physical space enabling a range of local organisations and voluntary and community sector services to work together under one roof and provide a more localised approach.
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