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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…

For almost 40 years, across nearly 50 countries, Action Against Hunger UK have led the global fight against hunger. They save the lives of children and work with their communities before and after tragic disaster strikes. Action Against Hunger enables people to provide for themselves, see their children grow up strong, and build prosperous communities. They constantly search for more effective solutions, while sharing their knowledge and expertise with the world. They push for long-term changes and will never give up until the…

Volunteers work in a number of areas around the hospital, including wards, befriend patients at the hospital, reading  to patients, helping  them write letters, arrange flowers or help at meal times or with refreshments. In clinics and reception areas you could become involved in a wide range of administrative duties, from answering the telephone and filing to directing and escorting patients to various clinics. In the snack bar within the Children's Outpatients Department help to serve refreshments to patients and their carers. On the Meet and Greet information desk…

Hungarian Culture and Heritage Society was established 2011. Our aim is to help support and preserve the Hungarian culture and heritage, furthermore promote the cultural heritage for the benefit of the Hungarian and European public. In line with the constitution they also support Hungarian communities in the UK to integrate and contribute to the wider society.  To help raise awareness of the hungarian society, there are many different activities you can take part in for example: undertaking annual programmes of…

THE MASSEY SHAW FIREBOAT Massey Shaw is a unique London vessel launched in 1935, serving the London Fire Brigade until it was decomissioned in 1971. Named after Sir Eyre Massey Shaw, first chief fire office of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Massey Shaw served during WWII in 'Operation Dynamo' and during 'The Blitz' being credited with saving hundreds of lives and bringing troops back from the beaches of Dunkirk. The Massey Shaw Educational Trust now has a proud owner and a fanastic group of volunteers working tirelessly to maintain the boat…

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 Housing Association providing supported accommodation amongst young people aged 16 - 25 to those at risk of homelessness. We offer a range of programs to help people resettle in the community. We work with vulnerable people whose lives can be challenging and chaotic. Placing them firmly at the centre of a tailored support network we help them achieve their goals, aspirations and move towards a positive and independent future.

We're the Parkinson's charity that drives better care, treatments and quality of life. Because we're here, no one has to face Parkinson's alone. Our vision - our ultimate ambition - is to find a cure, and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's. We offer friendship, support and the opportunity to meet other people affected by Parkinsons via a network of local groups across the UK.

A very warm welcome to Avery Hill Christian Fellowship We are a thriving and friendly Christian community, meeting and worshipping at Avery Hill. We’d love to welcome you in person – come and join us for Sunday worship at 10:15am or have a look at our activities this week Activities include lunch groups, youth groups and opportunities to meet new people. Please visit our website for more details.

Advice and information, advocacy and volunteering opportunities for disabled people We provide advice and information, advocacy and volunteering opportunities for disabled people who live, work or study in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. We're a user-led organisation of disabled people in London.