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January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024

Project delivery started in January 2024. Follow progress, comment and sign up to volunteer for projects here.

On Thursday 6th June 2024, we held the 'Our Projects' event to find out how Project Leads were progressing with their projects. Watch the Question & Answer session below for more information and click below to download the presentation presented on the day.

Our Projects East Ham Presentation - 06 June 2024.pdf

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Asifa Malik3 years ago Defending Against Scams: Empowering Elderly Individuals with Scam Awareness and Prevention"Defending Against Scams: Empowering Elderly Individuals with Scam Awareness and Prevention" is an informative program designed to empower older adults with the essential knowledge and strategies required to shield themselves from the ever-evolving landscape of scams. Through this comprehensive program, participants will gain valuable insights into the various tactics employed by scammers, bolstering their ability to identify and thwart potential threats. Real-life examples and relatable scenarios serve as powerful teaching tools, nurturing a sense of skepticism and critical thinking among seniors. The program places a strong emphasis on secure online practices, equipping participants with practical guidance on password security, safe online navigation, and authentication measures. By fostering open communication and a safe space, participants will be encouraged to voice concerns, seek advice, and independently verify requests before taking action. This program serves as a dynamic resource, empowering elderly individuals to remain vigilant, informed, and resilient against scams in an increasingly digital world.

Kasia Fallan3 years ago I will be running free knitting sessions in East Ham for all ages and abilities, to encourage young and old people to create a knitting community within the local area. I’ve been knitting since I was 5 years old, and have just graduated from university in Cambridge, where I was running a similar group. I will be running monthly get-togethers for anyone who loves knitting, or wants to learn, where we chat and share skills and progress. Knitting has proven health and well-being benefits for all ages and so, even if it is associated more with older people, I’d like to use this group as an opportunity for young people to meet others in their community and for generations to learn together. I want to tackle loneliness in both young and old in East Ham, as well as providing a fun way to reduce stress and anxiety. I will use the funding to provide free materials for members to take home, hot drinks and snacks, and advertisement for the sessions. I am hoping to hold the sessions at Red Door Studios on Masterman Road.

paul dawson3 years ago Newham CC Colts have been operating as a volunteer charity org for 16 years. We have 90+ members, boys and girls, and we engage in the Met Essex competitions (inside M25) as well as the elite Essex Comps, where we struggle to compete, as our best players and coaches are poached by these richer clubs. We play at Flanders, which has the only grass pitches in Newham and Tower Hamlets, and the enormous demand for adult cricket restricts youth cricket, as the youngsters cannot match the finances required to secure pitches. We need to pay coaches expenses and secure access to more facilities to provide Newham with youth cricket services to match the demand, as we have to turn children away at present.

Karis White3 years ago For the 2024 round of People Powered Places, I'd like to bid for a large and beautiful mural on the corner of Rancliffe Road and Basil Avenue. This is the full side of an end-terraced house (see attachment for photo). The mural will inject creativity, colour, and create a sense of pride and identity in our neighbourhood. As well as an unloved road, Basil Avenue is plagued by fly tipping and I believe that a mural will make this a much happier place for people to be.Street art benefits local communities in the following ways: creating a sense of place and contributing to a distinctive identity engaging communities supporting way-finding celebrating cultural diversity  breaking down barriers between people of all ages and backgrounds contributing to the wider cultural offer having a positive impact on health, wellbeing and happinessThe final mural will be co-designed by the local community. If selected, I will hold two face-to-face drop-in sessions for the community (advertised through flyers and social media), and two surveys to ensure that together, we co-create the design that WE want.Please note: following community engagement already and in order respect all communities, please be assured there will be no facial features of animals or people. But, there will be colour, life and inspiration!I am working to hire an experienced mural company who will execute this project. As a community, we would co-design the art with their artist who would engage with all of our community feedback.I welcome any and all feedback (please comment below), concerns and ideas about this exciting project, and I really look forward to working with the community to create something beautiful for all of us!Please note:This project is subject to permission being granted by the Highways Team if successful and the re-budgeting of the project to include cost of NRWSA licence from Highways.

Faisal Islam3 years ago Mission of the project:The Young Entrepreneur's Book Club is a visionary project aimed at empowering the ambitious youth of Newham, aged 15 to 25, to unlock their entrepreneurial potential. Our core mission is to educate, inspire, and foster a sense of community among these future leaders. We are applying for funding because we believe that this initiative has the power to create a lasting impact on our community and the business landscape of Newham.Purpose of the project:Our project revolves around the establishment of a vibrant book club that focuses on entrepreneurial literature. Here's why we are passionate about it: Education: We recognize that knowledge is the foundation of success. By selecting thought-provoking books on entrepreneurship and business, we aim to provide our members with valuable insights, strategies, and a strong educational foundation. Inspiration: We intend to invite successful entrepreneurs as guest speakers to our club. These individuals will not only share their success stories but also offer mentorship and guidance, igniting the spark of inspiration within our members. Community Building: Newham is a diverse and dynamic community with enormous untapped potential. We believe that by connecting young entrepreneurs and providing them with a supportive network, we can empower them to collaborate, innovate, and uplift their community. We are seeking funding because we believe in the transformative power of education, inspiration, and community. With your support, we can: secure high-quality books and resources for our members. attract renowned guest speakers who can share their knowledge and wisdom. create a welcoming and inclusive meeting space. promote our club within the community and reach a broader audience. By voting for the Young Entrepreneur's Book Club, you are not just investing in a project; you are investing in the future of Newham's young entrepreneurs. Together, we can nurture talent, drive innovation, and inspire greatness.

Stephen Berkley3 years ago This project is to have two tables each with two chess boards to be placed in Central Park, East Ham. Chess is a totally inclusive game and I believe such tables will benefit the people of East Ham as somewhere they can go with friends or to meet new friends over a game of chess. It will also add to the diversity of sports and activities one sees in Central Park.Please note:This project is subject to permission being granted by the Parks Team if successful

Funmy Adeojo3 years ago We are opening E6-Sister’s Food Library/Community Pantry to everyone considering the cost-of-living crisis biting everyone lately.We would welcome anyone, young and elderly, families with young children or travelling families, illegal immigrants and itinerants and parents or families who do not have any fixed abode, who needs extra support during these tough times can access without any professional referrals or the traditional limitation of CAP ineligibility, We would simply ask people to sign up as a member and contribute a small contribution towards stock and running costs per visit. The E6-Sister’s Food Library/Community Pantry will offer fresh, frozen, tinned, jarred, and packaged food all at a fraction of the price of the supermarkets.Anyone who wishes to use the Pantry is welcome to do so. Guests who have been referred to us by other community organisations will be offered the same membership. The membership fee for all guests is £10. This membership fee allows residents toaccess The Food Library/Community pantry twice per week - every week! - for a whole year.There will also be a small contribution payable for each visit. This fee will be between£10 and depends on which tier of service you'd like to use, which is shop only one basket or 2 baskets is the maximum on each visit.During each visit, the resident would be invited to browse the wide selection of foods and household items we have on offer and fill up a largebasket with whatever they'd like without anyone forcing things they don’t like or eat on them; they can shop a maximum of 2basket full of goods at each visit to enable others to access the same quality of goods available. There would be weekly recipes available to promote a healthy home cook for families A full and thorough explanation of this can be found in the enclosed.Welcome Pack, but if anyone has any questions, they are very welcome to give us a call or email and we'd be happy to answer your queries. Which would be displayed and available when we are fully running.If anyone'd like to register for this service enclosed Welcome Pack and return the completed registration form. we can be found on Google on the Facebook search and anyone with technology skills will be able to use the QR code. all the items would be displayed on the foldaway mobile cart in the Eastham Library to enable easy access as well as to prevent the disturbance of other services that use the library. at the end of each week, the foldable cart would be wheeled away for restocking (please see the picture of the foldable mobile cart workstation below)our aim in opening an accessible food Library would be to eliminate poverty and pride among ourselves among our youths, as the majority that needs help is always too shy or pride to ask for help due to the stigma of what other people would be thinking of them or saying about them hence a lot of people feel so shy to ask for help or visit food bank as they don’t know who will see them etc. This Food Library would prevent huge food waste among our residents most of the food bank only gives whatever is packaged in a bag even though the majority may not be able to eat what they are given e.g. "You take what you are given" even if they don't know how to eat it" The Food Library would give the resident a place of their own even if they don’t have much. it would boost their confidence in the ability to buy things for themselves with the little contributions they make on a weekly visit to the pantry. it would prevent junk foods in our youth by providing healthy food at a very affordable rate to eradicate starvation stealing and shoplifting of daily needs from the High Street stores. According to Daily Mail on the (26th of July 2023) mentioned shoplifting epidemic has turned Britain's High Street Stores into the battlefield, items such as daily needs such as milk, babyhoods, and chocolate bars skyrocketed which resulted in the security tags being used on daily needs. Police data suggests a 75% rise in stealing food, drink, and baby formula also mentioned that retail thefts have reached the highest leave in England and Wales according to reports. we would use our signpost leaflets would be shared online and among residents to create awareness before we start opening our service. Opening hours would be from Thursdays -Fridays 9 am to 6 pm to enable those at work that may want to access the Food Library to have a chance. More so, we would have a special event during the festive periods such as Easter, Christmas, Eid, and any cultural event to promote resident cultural backgrounds such as Diwali, Chinese New Year Halloween and many more. Finally, the aim of this project is the use all the skills I have acquired in the last 15 years in the sporting goods industry dealing with dealerships and manufactural direct to the locals to meet their needs and giving back to the community when the community can figure out a solution to their problems it works well without waiting on government. There is a say that says when food is available and accessible poverty diminishes and stability returns. Meanwhile, details of all the manufacturers and dealers who have accepted our registration such as Sos wholesalers, clearance XL, and Harrison dealers would be attached to my main application.

Yolanda Musinguzi 3 years ago East Ham Goes Wild proposes to support people in our community to enjoy wild and outdoor spaces in and around Newham, supporting their physical and mental well-being, while improving our local spaces through monthly litter picks and a wild window box initiative. Promoting pride in the appearance of our homes and streets is to be celebrated through a trail, with those participating posting locations on a jumble trail map which will be celebrated with a wild flowers around Newham walk in June 2024 We will be running community walks and trips to Newham parks, woodlands, and further afield to Newham owned Debden house campsite, aiming to encourage reduced car use, by having a central meeting point from which we set off, for those who may not be confident to walk or travel by public transport otherwise. We will be working with the students of Central Park and Lathom schools to develop signs encouraging people to not litter, idle car engines, leave food for birds or drive e-scooters in walking spaces.Our project proposes to support people in our community to get to know one another through our “wild” meet-ups, an online forum, community events, and a camping trip to Debden campsite. This frequent attendance at events aims to not just introduce people but to build long-term connections and friendships across our diverse, but often poorly integrated population. Please note:This project is subject to permission being granted by the Parks Team for holding events if successful

Hannah Duthie3 years ago Help the community in Rainbow Gardens that has grown (thanks to previous Community Assembly funding) create new pathways and renew the concrete so we can be fully accessible and inclusive space. The ground is crumbling and uneven which means we have to rope off unsafe areas before we can open to the community. A new concrete base would mean we could be fully open and could accommodate wheelchair users in our community gardening sessions.Please note:This project is subject to permission being granted by the Parks Team if successful

Adrian Levy3 years ago Today in East Ham many young people are living in difficult financial conditions, in families where English is a second or third language and where they have disengaged with school. They run the risk of being left behind and not reaching their potential. At Peppo, we believe every child is important and their future should not be determined by their financial background. Our proposal consists of providing tutoring and increasing the social experiences for 30 financially disadvantaged GCSE students in East Ham, referred by the community centre, Bonny Downs.These young people will be provided with 10 hours of one-to-one tutoring, which will be supplemented by 20 hours of one-to-three tutoring, in their chosen subjects. This tutoring will be delivered by expert and highly trained tutors. To help build rapport, we will seek to match the students with tutors from similar backgrounds, allowing for an additional mentoring relationship to form. Tutoring has proven to increase a child’s educational progress by up to five months, which means that the support they will receive at a crucial point in their academic studies has the potential to be life-changing for them and their families.As a celebration of being a part of this project, the students will be invited to Peppo’s Pioneer Day in Canary Wharf. At this event, there will be speakers from a range of careers talking about various exciting options. This will be followed by an afternoon of celebration and water sports at the Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre. All these activities are aimed at inspiring and broadening horizons.Peppo is a not-for-profit, founded in 2021, against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic by Adrian Levy, a senior lawyer with over 30 years of experience. Peppo has provided over 3,500 hours of tutoring to children across the UK and since it started has operated in East Ham. One parent recently described the tutoring as “a golden ticket”. By obtaining funding, this new project will help to change the lives of 30 young people and their families.Let’s work together to leave no child behind and to create the leaders of tomorrow in East Ham!For more information visit our website: www.peppo.orgIf you have any queries, feel free to write to us at: adrian.levy@peppo.org

Marie Hardie3 years ago The aim of this project is to build community through music-making and performance - working in partnership with the wider arts sector, resulting in opportunities for participants to experience being part of a community choir, taking part in music workshops and performances. We aim to increase social cohesion through singing and playing music in groups - allowing opportunities to share experiences and learn together, creating bonds and connections, resulting in an increase in wellbeing through self-expression.

Yunus Patel3 years ago On the Wall End Ward, residents (many of whom are tenants) used to lock up bikes in the front gardens but there was a high rate of bike thefts on the Burges Road estate. A lot of the properties are rented out, and Tenants are prevented from bringing bikes onto the properties, in other instances there is no room to take bikes into the flats, especially for those who living on the first floor i.e. no access to a back garden.As a suggestion, a couple of Bikes sheds should be installed on the Wall End Ward, atleast one on Burges Road somewhere between Wall End road and Ashford road with a vigorous campaign to promote the bike shed.A trial period should be programmed with introduction Bike Sheds on the Wall End estate.Please note:This project is subject to permission being granted by the Highways Team if successful. Only one location will be permitted.

Aggie Osmolska3 years ago This project will ensure that our day centre will be able to continue offering crucial wellbeing sessions for another year to single adults who are rough sleeping or are in immediate risk of homelessness.The project will be delivered by NEWlife Newham at our base in East Ham to achieve the following:· Reducing social isolation for those rough sleeping by bringing inclusive sessions of mindfulness, art and craft, gardening, and outings· Offering a space where an individual can get support with root causes to their homelessness as well as finding their belonging within the local community· Improving health and wellbeing by holistic approach to homelessness· Providing activities that will enrich people's lives and bring sense of normality to their everyday routine· Building a community where adults can feel safe, valuable, and respected· Creating volunteering opportunities for NEWway guests· Using individuals’ skills to cook and share a meal with others· Reducing barriers to accessing an accredited training and upskilling opportunitiesThe above activities will have a big impact on our guest’s mental health, which in turn will positively affect their general wellbeing. By attending sessions with NEWlife, guests will access full NEWway wrap-around offer to help them move on.

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Tahera Sultana3 years ago We aim to include and encourage more people to come build their confidence through script writing and drama. We want to use this opportunity to aware people of the struggles we face in everyday life and lead life in a healthier manner, as well as help build their confidence and encourage them to get involved in this type of activities. This will help the community to understand the importance of living healthy and having a good attitude. This project is aimed for all ages above 5, but the script writing is for ages 5-16.

FATUMA NALULE3 years ago This project aims to encourage participants to be more active, feel more engaged in their local community, meet other local residents, and reduce isolation and loneliness due the lack of opportunities and financial resources. It will also refer people into other local services that can help to address other needs which they may have. The intended outcomes for Newnham borough residents are: An increase in reported physical activity A reduction in perceived loneliness An increase in feeling part of their community The project will deliver a range of physical activity options, workshop programs, fitness sessions such as yoga, boxing fitness, Zumba, Wing Chun, and wellbeing sessions, creative workshops, Networking workshops were residents come together to share useful ideas to residents of Newnham borough aged 16 to 35.100 youth and adult in Newham borough activities designed to promote health ,well-being, tackle Loneliness and isolation as well as reducing anti social behavior, and drug miss use.Not only have access to the activities but have a chance to connect with other services and support available for them. We also have volunteering opportunities again with those who are intrerested in volunteering we will be able to offer them the chances and give them training and skills to carry out the needed work . This not only get them into learning skills but also builds their CV development and a route to employment. Builds cohesion in the community or encourages civic pride Through our activities local residents will be able to meet and Greet during the projects as they will be engaging in the project which is the best way to share ideas with each other coming together which later makes them feel belonging and not left out Creates volunteering opportunities for local people [max 100 words] Local residents would have the opportunity to volunteering by assisting with registration form, helping to complete a feedback forms and questionnaires also by promoting the project by delivering flyers and outreach the project Volunteering can give you the opportunity to try something new, gain experience, develop skills, improve your career prospects, build confidence and meet new people. Through volunteering you can:. Sense of Wellbeing – Research demonstrates that volunteering can lead to better health*. Improves equality and inclusion for groups with protected characteristics our project creates an opportunities for locals residents from different culture ,religion, gender to come together in safe environment, and celebrate our diversity and give us all the equal opportunity .the achievement of a work environment in which all individuals are treated fairly and respectfully, have equal access to opportunities and resources, and can contribute fully to the organization's success.

Jessica Craig3 years ago Bonny Downs Community Association (BDCA) is a dynamic community-led charity that has been serving the residents of Newham for 25 years. We support a diverse cross-section of our local community, working with people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. In 2024 we are launching VolunteE6 which will empower residents to be a part of the change they want to see in the borough. We'll help them help others and create a real ripple effect in the community. We plan on splitting the funding across a number of our projects, helping a wide range of people and giving Newham great value for their money.1) ‘Tots Go Wild’. This popular weekly outdoor toddler group connects local parents/carers with educational nature-themed craft activities. Your funding will cover snacks & crafts, keeping it free and accessible.2) Plant Wall. Adding much needed green interest and biodiversity to our Vicarage Lane site. A beautiful landmark for our neighbours; learning tool for our nursery; an extension to our produce growing capability. We've received a kind donation of the hardware & installation expertise. Your funding will buy remaining plants and materials needed.3) ‘Growing Well’ Under 5s SEND toddler group for children on the Autistic Spectrum will be a real game changer for local families. They will learn to understand their child’s complex needs; develop strategies to promote safe & inclusive play; learn from other parents; and build supportive communities. Your funding will purchase special sensory toys.4) NEW after school intergenerational craft group. A volunteer-led monthly messy play session for all. Your funding will cover activity materials.5) Quarterly Interfaith celebration events. A hugely popular volunteer-led initiative that works across boundaries of class, race and faith. The events are planned & hosted by our Family Hub support group for migrant mums. Your funding will purchase decorations & refreshments.6) Annual volunteers thank you meal. We appreciate everything our volunteers do for the community, and they deserve recognition! Your funding will pay for refreshments.7) Volunteer-led projects need support and mentorship. Your funding will pay for 4 hrs p/w of an experienced BDCA leader to ensure everything is delivered to the highest standard.Read more about us and our work at www.bonnydowns.org

Community Arts Newham CAN (CIC)3 years ago Thank you to everyone who has supported our application to People Powered Places so far. We are so excited to let you know that we have been accepted!The £20,000 funding will help us to regenerate a disused outdoor space in East Ham and convert it into an open access community arts hub – the CAN Hub! It will pay for sheds and equipment plus toilet facilities, and a wheelchair accessible ground cover. East Ham will gain a dedicated space for people to explore their creative ideas at any stage, through family friendly workshops, studio spaces and workstations. Project Info:Imagine an outdoor space where creativity blossoms, and artistic talents flourish daily in an inclusive and sustainable environment. We have an exciting proposal that aims to add a vibrant hub of artistic expression and open access creativity for all in an outdoor space in Newham. We want to introduce Multi-Purpose Art & Design Sheds, a space designed to cater to everyone in our community, fostering self-development, education, and collaboration, free from barriers.Why Multi-Purpose Art & Design Sheds Outside?Typically outdoor spaces usually offer fitness and sports facilities, but not everyone can actively participate in such activities. The Multi-Purpose Art & Design Sheds will be an inclusive addition, welcoming anyone and everyone to engage in a wide range of creative endeavours. Whether you are an established artist seeking affordable studio space or a newcomer eager to explore the world of art & design this space is for you.A Hub for Newham's Creative CommunityThe heart of this project lies in providing a multidisciplinary artistic hub for our creative community members who may not have the means to access professional studios or making equipment. With our open-access approach, talented individuals will have the opportunity to nurture their skills, work in the open air, and collaborate with like-minded individuals regardless of which stage they are at in their endeavours.Inclusivity is KeyWe firmly believe that creativity knows no boundaries. The Multi-Purpose Art & Design Sheds aim to be a welcoming space for people of all ages, races, disciplines, and abilities. Parents and schools can participate alongside their children, promoting creativity as a bonding experience. People with disabilities or long-term illnesses, as well as their caregivers, will find respite and empowerment in this space too.What to Expect at the Multi-Purpose Art & Design Sheds: Diverse accessible Workspaces: We will offer free and low cost workspaces for ad-hoc, drop-in, and long-term projects, accommodating various needs and preferences. Family-Friendly Zone: Parents and their children can unleash their creativity together, strengthening family bonds through art. Accessible Making Equipment: High-quality making equipment will be available at no cost or minimal fees, ensuring no one is held back by financial constraints. Sustainable Initiatives: Flower walls for natural pigment and dye making, rain water harvesting, for art washing and watering our flower wall, operate on solar power, reducing our carbon footprint. Recycling areas and non toxic chemical usage will encourage sustainable art-making practices. Support for Working Parents: The Multi-Purpose Art Sheds will provide a haven for parents who work remotely, hybrid, or freelance, offering them a space to balance work and parenthood. Collaboration and Community Events: Existing organisations are welcome to collaborate and use the space for community events, fostering a sense of togetherness and shared creativity. Industry Experience: Aspiring students will have the chance to gain industry experience, further enhancing their creative skills. Studio space for 19 - 25 year olds with care and support needs and their caregivers. Local artists, designers and makers residency opportunities. Your Voice Matters!This project is all about YOU. We welcome your input, suggestions, concerns, and recommendations, ensuring that the Multi-Purpose Art & Design Sheds truly represent the needs and desires of our community. Together, we will create a space led by the people it serves.Let's Unleash Our Creativity!Join us in nurturing Newham's emerging, established, aspiring and unknown community of artists, designers, makers, and onlookers. Let's come together to celebrate the beauty of art, design and handcrafted making and build a brighter, more inclusive future for all.Together, we can develop an outdoor haven for the many creative minds in Newham, with your support the Multi-Purpose Art & Design Sheds will be an anchor for communal creativity to flourish.Please leave your comments here, and you can email us with further comments, suggestions or queries on: communityartsnewham@gmail.comWe look forward to hearing your voice!

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