Published 31 January 2024
Community Links Bromley has been awarded a grant under round two of the Mayor’s Community Resilience Fund. The Community Resilience Fund is part of ongoing work to ensure London remains resilient and prepared for future challenges.
The funding supports community organisations to work together with their local authority emergency planning teams to best prepare for emergencies in their London boroughs. We will be working with the in partnership with the London Borough of Bromley Emergency Planning and Corporate Resilience Lead to deliver this project.
Our project entitled Building Back Better: Resilient Bromley will engage, test and learn, and co-produce new approaches to local community resilience in Bromley. An engagement programme with local voluntary and community organisations is planned. This will assess current understanding of risks and to pilot the local co-production of a community emergency plan in partnership with local voluntary and community organisations. Central to this will be assessing community understanding of available resources, skills and facilities and communications.
We join a network of 22 community organisations partnering with their respective emergency planning teams to delivery emergency preparedness strategies as unique and diverse as the needs of each of the participating London boroughs.
Click here to find out more about the programme and other projects
Survey: Community Resilience in Bromley (published 26.06.25)
Community Links Bromley is working with Greater London Authority, London Communities Emergencies Partnership and the Borough's Resilience Team to understand how we respond as organisations, communities, and individuals to emergencies. We will use your feedback to help co-produce a community emergency plan for Borough.
This is where you come in! We'd like your help with a short survey. Please tell your friends, colleagues as we'd love to hear your thought by completing our survey.
London has experienced many emergencies and crises in its history and will continue to face growing and complex challenges and emergencies in the future. These emergencies include the recent COVID-19 pandemic, cost of living crisis, violent disorder and racist protests, fire and the growing impact of climate change and many others.
The survey will to help us better understand the challenges that you are most likely to encounter as organisations and individuals and how you act to mitigate them.
The results of the survey will feed into wider engagement with the aim of producing a practical plan to improve the community’s response to future emergencies.
Please take a few minutes to compete the survey and be part of this important piece of work.