Partner Organisation for CGEL
Christ Church Primary School Community Garden (Greenwich)
Christ Church Primary School Community Garden is a community-focused green space in East Greenwich that promotes environmental learning and outdoor engagement for local residents and families. The garden brings together parents, volunteers, and educators to encourage sustainable practices, biodiversity awareness, and community participation through nature-based activities.
Contact information: ccscommunitygarden@gmail.com
Education Links & Friends of Chandos Road Garden (Newham)
Education Links is an alternative education provider in Newham working with young people who benefit from specialist learning environments. In partnership with the volunteer-led Friends of Chandos Road Garden, the organisation supports community-led environmental initiatives that connect education, green spaces, and local engagement.
Contact information: mark.mccullum@gmail.com, ben@studio-onb.co.uk and kittybach@gmail.com
Havering Asian Social and Welfare Association (HASWA)
The Havering Asian Social and Welfare Association (HASWA) is a long-established community charity supporting diverse communities across Havering. Through social, cultural, and educational programmes, the organisation works to reduce social isolation, promote wellbeing, and strengthen community cohesion among residents of different backgrounds.
Contact information:
Re-Instate Ltd (Bexley)
Re-Instate is a Bexley-based charity supporting adults with mental health challenges, learning disabilities, and autism. Through wellbeing programmes, creative activities, and employment support, the organisation helps individuals build confidence, develop skills, and participate more actively in community life.
Contact information: gbseti@gmail.com
The Exchange Erith (Bexley)
The Exchange Erith is a community-owned arts and crafts organisation based in the historic Old Library building in Erith. The organisation creates opportunities for local people to connect through creative programmes, workshops, and events that celebrate community heritage, participation, and local identity.
Contact information: peter@theexchangeerith.com
Xenia (Hackney)
Xenia is a non hierarchical women’s organisation that connects migrant and English-speaking women through inclusive learning, creative exchange, and community building. Working across diverse communities, Xenia supports women to build confidence, share experiences, and participate more fully in social and civic life.
Contact information: jennifer@xenia.org.uk