How Addleshaw Goddard helped us put our house in order
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Corporate volunteering 101
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TCV Stave Hill Ecological Park
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Stave Hill Ecological Park is managed by TCV’s Urban Ecology team as a nature reserve, educational facility, research area and place of recreation. The Park has been designed and managed to form a mosaic of grassland, woodland, scrub and wetland habitats which support a wide variety of wildlife.
Planning Aid for London
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Planning Aid for London is a registered charity and company. We help communities and people who cannot afford professional advice with planning matters. In doing so, we support Londoners to get involved in planning. Our advice is independent, professional, confidential, and free of charge. Due to limited resources, we limit our services to those who need it the most.
Founded in 1973, Planning Aid for London has experience and skill in community-based planning. Our volunteers help deliver our advice and support services. They are all professionals from the built environment sector.
Together, we have offered training for community groups for many years. We have also delivered summer courses, community outreach, specialist support for disabled people and youth engagement projects.
Nature’s Gym
Improve your fitness by taking part in conservation activities in nature reserves and parks in Lewisham. Nature’s Gym is free and fun – and no experience is needed!
Belhus Woods Country Park
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Belhus Woods Country Park is over 300 acres on the border of London and Essex. It combines ancient woodland, kids play area, meadows and lakes with a visitor centre and café.
Cody Dock
Cody Dock aims to enable and inspire sustainable communities to grow by strengthening people’s sense of place, and providing opportunities for people to participate and engage with the transformation of the Lower Lea Valley.
At the heart of what we do, is the tireless efforts of volunteers who come along to help transform the site, seeing it rise from a derelict rubbish-filled area to a vibrant community hub which is constantly developing to serve its’ local community.
We have a number of ambitious projects including restoration, landscaping, gardening and construction projects running throughout the year. We would be delighted if you or your colleagues would like to join us.
Our volunteer days offer a selection of tasks to suit different interests and abilities to ensure that everyone feels comfortable with what they are doing. The important thing being that while you are carrying out tasks that will benefit our project, you are also having a good time and feel totally engaged with what you are doing.