News
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Do you know an amazing small charity or social enterprise who could benefit from £10,000?
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Want to potentially help reduce isolation and loneliness in older people by getting residents aged 65 and over involved in completing a survey on this matter.
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New Europeans are surveying London's voluntary and community sector to find out where the gaps are in terms of understanding, practical support and capacity.
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A weekly support session will be made available from 3rd of October to carers in a new hub located in Whipps Cross Hospital.
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We'll hear speakers from the Woman's Trust and from Refuge.
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Signs4 are assisting in helping to bridge the gap in organisations to help with communication between colleagues, service users, and members of the public, who may have hearing impairments.
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A workshop to help individuals and community groups develop better ways of preparing for, responding to and recovering from emergencies.
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Working for Carers Project are holding an time keeping and self-motivation workshop for carers.
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A proposal has been put forward to to turn the former Council offices into a housing development and a public consultation is being held to get a insight from locals.
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The role of a community tutor has arisen, which may be ideal for someone who is currently working or previously worked with a social care or health care organisation, or with a voluntary agency providing support or advice for people in need.
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A tendering has been made available to provide a support service for Asian women with mental health issues.
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Orchid will be delivering the North East London Prostate Cancer Population Awareness Programme across 7 London boroughs which includes Redbridge borough.
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There is a range of meetings and support groups you can now attend at ELOP premises as apart of being a member of the LGBT community.
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The Mayor’s Community Awards 2020 nominations are now live on the website. If you know of any worthy recipients in the borough that deserve some recognition for their efforts in the community, please cast your votes.
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Workshops are available for locals to give their feedback on the proposed CHC placements policy.
