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Tower Habitats

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A group of dedicated individuals, organisations, businesses and Tower Hamlets Council have come together to form Tower Habitats – the Biodiversity Partnership for the Borough of Tower Hamlets. The aim of the Partnership is to conserve and enhance the borough’s wildlife and natural places for today’s residents and future generations to benefit from and enjoy.

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Volunteer Centre Tower Hamlets

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Volunteer Centre Tower Hamlets (VCTH) helps organisations with managing and recruiting volunteers. Register with us if your organisation or your volunteer roles are based in Tower Hamlets. Once you’re registered we can promote your roles to local volunteers. We do this via our website, to our database of people interested in volunteering, and through our Facebook page. We also offer training, advice and resources on all aspects of volunteer management.

Spitalfields City Farm

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Spitalfields City Farm is the nearest city farm to the City of London’s square mile. Despite this, we are located in one of the most densely populated wards of Tower Hamlets. We work with a vibrant and multicultural community to provide educational opportunities for children and adults alike, to empower people to gain new skills, confidence, to combat social isolation.

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Lower Regents Coalition (Regents Canal)

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The Lower Regents Coalition is a group founded by two local residents who share an appreciation for the Regents Canal in East London and its importance in our community. Our mission is to invite others to help us protect and improve the health and appearance of this waterway for everyone to enjoy. All our accomplishments have been achieved by successfully obtaining grant funding and running volunteer events. Our events are always free, fun and open to the public.

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