Monday 9th June
Report written by Laura Williams
A mild June evening saw 13 GoodGymers gather at Tower Hamlets Community Transport in Limehouse.
It’s coming up to a year since we first visited Kamal here, the new home of Ocean Youth Connexions admin and training operations.
Since then we’ve weeded the wall multiple times, cleared soil, raked zillions of leaves, picked litter, emptied barrows full of greenery and done our fair share of painting.
A popular task (due to the location, well organised activity, great before and after pics and the organisations we’re supporting), this Monday night activity is always well attended, so we were able to form multiple teams again tonight to:
Pull large areas of weeds away from walls and fences.
Clear small weeds away from the areas of the yard.
Dispose of the greenery in the outside park area.
Pick litter.
Paint gold drainpipes!
It was a fab team effort, with GoodGymers joining forces to rake piles, blitz troublesome weedy areas and climb ladders to reach high painting spots.
The time as usual flew by, and it seemed like we'd only just started before the group were gathering for the final photo and congratulating Lucinda on her 50th good deed! John presented Lucinda with her very own black t-shirt before they both posed for the obligatory pic. Congratulations, Lucinda - you're such a big part of Tower Hamlets GoodGym!
Thanks to John and Chris for pics and project management tonight.
Join the team for a fun get together in Bethnal Green this Friday at Mother Kelly's, while next week, we're back to Meath Gardens for our first visit of 2025!
Until then...
Ocean Youth Connexions has been providing youth and community activities in Tower Hamlets since 2002. Activities range from youth club sessions, parent-and-children evenings, football training, Taekwando, homework clubs, cycling proficiency training and employment support workshops. The organisation also delivers various holiday programmes targeting families.
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