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The Horn Park Community Centre is held in trust and managed on behalf of the local community by the Horn Park Community Association.   We operate the facilities with two part-time paid employees, since much of the running of the centre is done by volunteers from the management committee. This allows the building to be maintained to the required standard and the Association has been complimented many times upon the progress of improvements by both building users and visitors. A range of activities & events take place at the centre  - please see our…

Enjoy wonderful classical music concerts in the historic setting of the Old Library Every Friday at 1pm Free admission. Why not visit The Mulberry Tea Rooms for lunch or afternoon tea.

Emmaus Greenwich provides formerly homeless people the opportunity to get off the streets and into a structured environment in which to live, work and rebuild their lives. The community offers a  supportive environment, where individual needs are recognised and companions are encouraged to use the skills they already have, as well as developing new ones. Our work is based around reclaiming, recycling and selling donated goods, which are either sold in our shops or given to individuals or families in need. Every Emmaus community works to become financially…

Volunteering Matters, formerly known as CSV, is a national charity leading UK volunteering in policy and practice. We know that people are experiencing social isolation and huge inequalities in their communities. We also know that by investing in people through volunteering we can reduce inequalities and isolation to build stronger more inclusive communities. By focussing on the needs of 4 groups of people; disabled people, older people, young people and families we inspire our committed and ambitious volunteers to power change in their communities. We do this by…

Horn Park in Lee, South East London, is a sports and social club sitting at the heart of a network of local people. We are the home of a happy community of both Old Colfeians and a broad and inclusive cross-section of society. Our fields and grandstand cater for sports including Rugby, Cricket and Football. While inside, our spacious, newly refurbished clubhouse supports a broad range of activities from Squash and Martial Arts to weddings and music nights. Please visit our website for further information. The following classes are held at Horn Park: …

We are a friendly, cheerful community choir! We sing a bit of everything - pop songs (present and past!), songs from musicals & shows, jazz and much more. Whether you can sing or not, join us anyway! It's about singing together and having fun! Singing makes you feel good so why not get drop by and sing with us soon! £3 weekly (no membership & no auditions), includes a drink and often some lovely homemade cakes!

Crisis at Christmas is a unique volunteer effort that provides immediate help for homeless people at a critical time of year. By volunteering with Crisis this Christmas you can make a real difference to people experiencing homelessness. We have lots of volunteering roles to fill. Help cook and serve meals, share your skills as a hairdresser, health professional or entertainer, or have a chat and play games with our guests. For further information please go to our website.

The Bob Hope Theatre is a Community theatre in Eltham in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, England. The Theatre is owned and run by the members of Eltham Little Theatre Company.  Visit link below for up to date listings and further information.

Each week local residents can attend a local centre to try a range of gardening activities from seed sowing to planting, maintaining and managing herbs, shrubs, flowers soft fruit bushes, vegetables and fruit trees throughout the seasons, with the support and guidance of GCDA’s community gardeners and volunteers. When the weather is inclement, sessions are held indoors to discuss topics related to the site and gardening, plants and the natural world in general. Participants will have a direct impact on the local environment by adopting organic principles to support…

The Charlton Society is dedicated to the conservation and improvement of Charlton; we all know about Charlton Athletic, Charlton House and the Thames Barrier, but there are many other features that make Charlton a uniquely attractive place to live. We monitor local planning applications, hold public meetings on local issues (such as the Charlton Riverside masterplan), that affect the people and environment in SE7. We also hold monthly talks on matters of local interest. The Charlton Society is run by a chair, secretary and a committee, which is elected at its…