Head and Founder of Trapped in Zone One
Sun 7th Jul at 1:00pm
Tower Hamlets Report written by Laura Williams
A small but productive crew met on the Isle of Dogs today to help spread the word about local organisation Trapped in Zone One's new NCS programme.
This social development programme will be taking place in-and-around the organisation's new base, the Island Point Community Centre on the Isle of Dogs in the coming weeks, and so today we were leafleting around nearby residential locations.
Somehow managing to head out during the one sunny, warm hour of the day, we headed a little way down Manchester Road and managed to distribute all of our leaflets by the time the rain clouds made their way to our spot.
As the first few drops of a 2pm downpour started, we headed our separate ways, pleased to have made a start on this fun task.
Until next time.
Sun 7th Jul at 1:00pm
Come and clock up a few extra steps this Sunday!
Read moreTuesday 27th September 2022
Bablu Miah done a 6 month mission streak.
Bablu just completed a six month streak of doing missions. That’s so many bags of garden rubbish cleared and jobs done to help someone out and put a smile on their face. Give Bablu a cheer to encourage them to keep up the good work.
Tue 27th Sep 2022 at 10:00am
Come and join this small and friendly task, painting a wall on a Tuesday morning!
Read moreMon 4th Apr 2022 at 1:20pm
Come and stretch your legs for an hour!
Read moreMon 13th Dec 2021 at 3:00pm
Tower Hamlets Report written by Aine Hester
Aine, John, Emma and Bablu joined some other Trapped in Zone One volunteers to prep the wall that will soon become a beautiful community mural.
The task was simple and just the right level of toughness for a cool and dry Monday afternoon as we tackled the long stretch of wall in the tennis court with our white roller brushes. Aine and John went with the broad strokes approach (where more than we might have liked ended up on the court) and Emma tackled the edges and groves for maximum coverage.
Mon 13th Dec 2021 at 3:00pm
Come and give the artists a helping hand, as they enter the final stages of this new community mural.
Read moreMonday 6th December 2021
Bablu Miah completed 10 good deeds with GoodGym.
Bablu has done 10 good deeds. They are a trusted GoodGym runner and are now eligible to join their local TaskForce.
Mon 6th Dec 2021 at 6:30pm
Tower Hamlets Report written by Laura Williams
And so it returned: two-task Monday…
First up: Mile End Community Garden. This garden is a “community-led garden whose space, including pathways, seating areas and edible borders, is available to all, and accessible to all, in the Tower Hamlets community.” We were therefore really pleased to be invited down this evening to help with some gardening work, to make the area more accessible for local residents.
Leading this brand new task tonight was Becky J, along with task owner, Nic.
Writes Becky, “This evening’s task was to level the uneven ground ready for concrete to be laid, to allow for wheelchair and other access.
We all picked a patch to shovel: Simon took the entrance, levelling the earth under some old rubber matting; Hester took leaves, leaving everyone else taking on passageways between planters.
Ceiling proved Queen of the Wheelbarrow, navigating tricky terrain and a steep slope (carefully avoiding the samplings round the perimeter) to tip barrow after barrow into the designated spot at the bin in the back of the garden.
A satisfying task where we could clearly see the difference made - looking forward to seeing the finished pathways next year!”
...a team of five tackled every tall block on the estate leafleting for the upcoming Christmas holiday HAF (Holiday Activities and Food Programme) project, for Trapped in Zone One. In a race against the clock, we took odd and even-numbered floors in pairs, making our way through the buildings at record pace. No landing left uncovered, no block too tricky to access, we were assisted by residents inside and out, as we distributed leaflets on this youth activity all over the estate.
The two teams finally called it a day a little after 8, and we all made our way home in different directions, chilly but cheerful, and glad to have spent another evening out in our Borough.
Until next time.
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