There are lots of different ways you can get involved. Maybe you’d like to be part of making things happen, you have a great idea or you’d just like to find out what’s going on. It's not about going to loads of boring meetings, although meetings are important too.
Maybe you’d like to help out at events, workshops or other activities?
Perhaps you can bring your experience, knowledge and skills to one of the key themes that has been identified:
• Social Investment & Small Grants
• Health & Well-being
• Education, Training & Employment
• Community & Belonging
• Parks & Green Spaces
• Routes out of Poverty
No one can do everything, but everyone can do something... What are you good at doing?
We are currently looking for volunteers to help with Chinbrook Connections - a new Befriending Project starting in 2019 in partnership with Voluntary Services Lewisham
Why don’t you come along to a ChART meeting and find out what’s going on?
Just sit and listen, or have a say... It's your community money after all!
What's On:
30min Beginners Yoga Class
9:30am every Saturday in January 2020
10am every Saturday in January 2020
Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times
One-to-one Employment Advice
By appointment.
Would you like help finding a job or updating your CV? ChART are pleased to be able to offere 1-to-1 support sessions, for more information contact Suzannah: suzannah@chartbiglocal.org.uk 020 8851 0174 / 07450 555942
Every Wednesday 12pm - 2pm
WG Grace Community Centre
with thanks to L&Q for their support 
Every Thursday 10.00-11.00am
Meet at WG Grace Community Centre
email: info@chartbiglocal.org.uk for more information
Grove Park Connections - we won’t be meeting 26/12/19 or 02/01/20
first group of 2020 - 9th January
Every Thursday 11:30am - 1:30pm
WG Grace Community Centre
Chinbrook Meadows Conservation & Clean-Up with Friends of Chinbrook Meadows
Last Saturday of each month
11am - 1pm
Meet in front of the Cafe in the park at 11am
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is… What are you doing for others?”
Martin Luther King, Jr.