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• What this Budget must deliver for a stronger social safety net
• Toynbee Hall’s Response to the 2025 Autumn Statement
• Nothing About Us Without Us: A Call to Centre Disabled Young People in Welfare Reform
• The Keep Britain Working Review: Discovery
• Standing Firm: A Brief History of Black Activism in Tower Hamlets
• From Research to Real Change: Co-Creating Emotional Support in Tower Hamlets
• Don’t miss the launch of Toynbee Talks The Mind-Body Connection with Anisha Joshi
• BNPL Regulation Is Welcome – But Lenders Must Do More
• Why Play Matters: Creating Joyful, Safe Spaces for Children in Tower Hamlets
• A Visit Rooted in Justice: Minister Sarah Sackman KC MP Returns to Toynbee Hall
• Celebrating National Recognition at the Credit Strategy Credit Awards 2025
• Insights From Financial Support Relationships Workshop at Aston University
• UK Spending Review 2025: A Step Forward, but Gaps Remain for Low-Income Communities
• Debt Free Advice Welcomes FCA Executive to Toynbee Hall as Survey Reveals 13 Million Facing Financial Strain
• More Brits Are Saving, But Millions Still Live One Crisis Away from Debt
• Debt Advice Without Borders: A global week in London
• Improving wellbeing for people over 50 years old through LinkAge Plus
• “An opportunity to learn grow and contribute to meaningful change”
• “You do fun stuff and it makes me really happy”
• Debt collection: the case against Warrants of Control
• Celebrating 140 Years of Toynbee Hall: a legacy of Empowerment and Community
• For London Challenge Poverty Week, we spoke with Hazira, one of Toynbee Hall’s debt advisors about her work and the changing nature of debt
• What we learned on our work experience at Toynbee Hall
• Black History Month at Toynbee Hall: Saluting our sisters
• Deliverance: The story of the 2018 Uber strike and its impact
• Nasrat’s reflections on Participatory Action Research into the transition to net zero for low-income consumers
• Guest Blog: The role of participation in the production of knowledge
• The Parent Trap: How childcare costs are just one piece of the puzzle for low-income households
• The Big Give Christmas Challenge is live! Double your donation at no extra cost
• Black History Month 2022: Celebrating the change makers of today
• Will it be fair and protect the most vulnerable? Why we’re concerned that September’s mini-budget won’t help those most in need
• A message from departing Chief Executive Jim Minton
• 3 Things I’ve learned about peer research
• Toynbee Hall’s response to today’s announcement on the additional Cost of Living support measures
• Mental Health Awareness Week, 9-15 May 2022: Tackling loneliness
• 4 Women Who Have Shaped Social Change at Toynbee Hall: Carrie Morrison, Sabera Majid, Edith Ramsey, and Rosetta Reardon
• VODCAST: Interview with local author and historian John Walker
• Who are the women leading change in our community?
• Connecting with communities and shaping change – sharing learning from New York’s experience
• New blog: More than just education
• Why the Nationality and Borders Bill needs to be challenged
• Bangladesh 50 Essay: How did the independence war of 1971 affect the identity of those in Bangladesh by Niha Miah
• The Legacy of 1971: how the Bangladesh independence war influenced the anti-racist movement in East London by Ansar Ahmed Ullah
• Journey of a co-production facilitator: Collaborating with residents to make a safer and more connected borough
• Reflections on When We Speak Half-Term Activism Workshops
• Our people – A report on where we are as an organisation
• “We have a justice gap that excludes many individuals from accessing the legal support they require” Pro Bono Week Volunteer Profile
• “I believe that support can bring changes to a person’s life” Pro Bono Week Volunteer Profile
• “We really do make a difference to people’s lives.” Julia Wookey and Adam Fellows, Pro Bono Week Volunteer Profile
• Amplifying Black voices in the legal profession: Jade Bernard
• Amplifying Black voices in the legal profession: Dawn McNish
• Brookemorgan’s Black History Month Tribute
• Amplifying Black voices in the legal profession: Winifred Mbieli
• Amplifying Black voices in the legal profession: Janette Plummer
• Unsung Black Achievers from the 20th and 21st Century
• Amplifying Black voices in the legal profession: Eric Moffat
• Amplifying Black voices in the legal profession: Adaora Echedolu
• Amplifying Black voices in the legal profession: Afia Nicholas
• London Challenge Poverty Week: Covid 19 and Financial Health
• Challenge London Poverty Week: Responding and recovering
• Toynbee Hall launches new community-led research: Pandemic Stories
• The recession is here… what now for graduates?
• Individual and Collective Redundancies – A guide to your Rights
• Learning from women: Volunteering at FLAC’s Woman Only sessions
• New help guide from Debt Free London – Practical tips to maximise your money
• No recourse to public funds – support available to people with dependants
• When We Speak – Activating the next generation of activists Part 3: Aliyah
• When We Speak – Activating the next generation of activists Part 2: Zareen
• When We Speak – Activating the next generation of activists Part 1: Debbie and Hiba
• Shaping a fairer future from uncertainty
• “The solutions are simple: we need young people to be given the same sized megaphone as their adult counterparts.”
• “This crisis has taught us that lack of preparedness gets you killed”: Ann Pettifor’s talk on Covid-19 and Green New Deal
• Volunteers’ Week: My experience volunteering in the Free Legal Advice Centre
• Is online enough?
• “If I had a smartphone and Wifi…”: A call for digital inclusion
• “I can’t afford to stay at home”: Gaps in support for the self-employed
• Reports of domestic and financial abuse likely to rise once lockdown restrictions are lifted
• Adapting to the new reality: insights from East London
• Community Centred – our journey to a community led service
• Big Energy Saving Week 2020
• Get #FinanciallyFit in 2020
• Researching with and alongside the community: Participatory Action Research (PAR) in action
• London Challenge Poverty Week: Solve poverty to tackle the climate crisis
• London Challenge Poverty Week: Day of Action – Local Solutions
• London Challenge Poverty Week: Cost of living – The Poverty Premium
• London Challenge Poverty Week: Housing and Health
• Why increased Legal Aid alone will not put an end to the misery caused by the current system of disability benefits.
• London Challenge Poverty Week: Income (Employment, Benefits, Debt)
• London Challenge Poverty Week: Seeing People in Poverty, Dignity & Human Rights
• Meet our new Residential Voluntary Workers
• A legacy for change: thank you to John Osborne
• Toward a Fairer Legal System
• Our ambition: A Debt Free London
• Meet our residential volunteers
• Jemimah’s Story
• Payday Denied – The reality of being declined access to a payday loan
• Stepping into my new role as Financial Health Research Manager by Jen Durrant
• Filling the growing access to justice gap
• Influencers blog: The V&A Museum of Childhood plan’s for the future
• The Fine Details…
• Lunch for £5? No problem, right?
• The 120th Anniversary of our Free Legal Advice Centre – a conversation with Julia Wookey from Howard Kennedy
• Eleanor’s Heritage Blog – A conversation with Prof. Emily Abel
• Regeneration Photo Blog – Old and New…
• 2018 London Legal Walk Photo Gallery
• My experience as a Free Legal Advice Centre Volunteer
• Regeneration Photo Blog – Residents’ Quarters….
• A New Adventure Everyday – My experience as a Heritage Volunteer at Toynbee Hall
• Regeneration Photo Blog – The Picture Gallery
• Eleanor’s Heritage Blog Part 3 – A Toynbee Hall Valentines Special
• Tribute to Eric Moonman OBE, a friend of Toynbee Hall since 1957
• Regeneration Photo Blog – The Hall Unveiled…

• How to Organise a Fundraiser
• How to Run an Effective Board Meeting
• What Makes a Good Conference Venue?
• How to Plan an Event: Tips from the Barnetts

• Worried about money this Christmas?
• Toynbee Hall shortlisted for national technology award for Video Advice Kiosks
• What can the UK and South Korea learn from each other about helping people in debt?
• Five national award nominations for Toynbee Hall and its Debt Free Advice partnership
• Toynbee Hall announces Board leadership transition
• 20 Years of Changing Lives Through Debt Advice
• Debt Free Advice partnership led by Toynbee Hall wins national innovation award for improving debt advice
• Bringing the Reality of Debt Into the National Conversation
• Celebrating 20 years of LinkAge Plus
• Toynbee Hall appoints Matt Dronfield as Interim Chief Executive
• Renters’ rights have changed: what this means for you
• Invisible Illness, Visible Inequality
• Two Child Limit changes: four things you can do now if you may be affected
• Game over for loan sharks: Debt Free Advice backs national awareness week
• Toynbee Hall hosts “The Story of England in 50 Objects” on Community Projector
• From Missed Payment to Crisis: Why Council Tax Reform Matters
• Do you have a disability or health condition that limits or prevents your capacity to work?
• Childhood in an income-deprived borough: why free Play Programmes matter more than ever
• Creating Space to Breathe in an Income-Deprived Borough
• Keepsake of a Killer: Bringing Our History to Life Through Theatre
• 🌱 The Hidden Power of Community Centres for Mental Health
• Toynbee Hall’s response to child poverty figures and the benefits reform green paper
• “The crisis makes us more alone” – new youth-led research shows young people’s access to emotional support significantly impacted by the cost-of-living crisis
• Toynbee Hall’s advice service expands its reach with support from the Money and Pensions Service
• Our impact in 2023-24: Read our new impact report, Building a fairer future
• FCA Targets ‘Finfluencers’ in Crackdown on Unlawful Financial Promotions
• Toynbee Hall Launches Groundbreaking Money Coaching Service for NHS Staff at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust
• Toynbee Hall Wins Best Service Delivery Innovation at the Third Sector Awards 2024 for Groundbreaking Video Advice Kiosks
• New Partnership to Offer Life-Changing Support for Individuals Facing Mental Health and Financial Crises
• Teeny Proms at Toynbee Hall – free music sessions for little people
• Open House – 140 years of Toynbee Hall and its place in the East End
• A statement on the cutting of the winter fuel allowance
• Toynbee Hall: Response to racist incidents and violence.
• Priorities and Omissions: Toynbee Hall’s response to the King’s Speech
• Credit Counseling and Recovery Service (CCRS) of South Korea visit Toynbee Hall to discuss approaches to debt advice
• A statement from Toynbee Hall: This General Election, we call on all parties to scrap the Two-Child Limit
• Get your tickets to the Pride Comedy Night at Toynbee Hall on Friday 28th June
• Join us on Tuesday May 28th for the Emotional Support for Young People in Tower Hamlets Project Exhibition
• Global Credit Counselling Alliance Established to Facilitate International Learning and Technological Collaboration
• Mental Health Awareness Week: The cost of living crisis limits young people’s access to emotional support new research has found
• Investigating young people’s emotional support needs and experiences in the context of the cost of living crisis
• A Statement from the Renters Reform Coalition on the Renters (Reform) Bill
• Job Evaluation System Request for Proposals
• Request for Proposal (RFP): Marketing Support Toynbee Hall Venue Hire 2024
• Debt Free Advice video kiosk arrives at HMP Brixton
• Cleary Gottlieb and Toynbee Hall Celebrate Women’s Free Legal Advice Clinic in East London
• Our response to today’s Spring Budget announcement
• Toynbee Hall condemns MP Paul Scully’s remarks
• Debt Free Advice and the Financial Conduct Authority Team Up to Protect Londoners from Loan Fee Fraud
• Toynbee Hall and Herbert Smith Freehills Announce New Collaboration to Expand Housing Legal Support in East London
• Our impact in 2022-23: Read our new impact report, For a Fairer Future
• Toynbee Hall celebrates 125 years of the Free Legal Advice Centre (FLAC) and launches Christmas appeal to sustain critical service
• The Big Give Christmas Challenge 2023 is now LIVE. Double your donation.
• Request for Proposal (RFP): Supply of Laptops
• Celebrating Our Trustees this Trustees Week
• London Challenge Poverty Week: We jointly ask Mayor of London candidates to put tackling poverty at the heart of their manifestos
• See your artwork on our outdoor community projector
• The cost of living crisis deepens as high interest rates and inflation continue to bite
• Financial Health Exchange: Innovating Solutions for Financial Challenges
• Toynbee Hall presents: Rainbow Reflections – Amplifying Proud Voices
• The Renters Reform Bill: Government introduces the long awaited Bill banning no fault evictions
• “Nothing about us without us,” Toynbee Hall joins the United Nations Institute for Training and Research for launch of the new Global Centre of Excellence on Ageing
• Prepayment meter customers urged to claim unclaimed energy bill support before deadline
• Proms at St Jude’s 2023: North London’s world-class music and literary festival
• Women’s History Month Event – Empowering Women: Strategies for a More Equitable Society
• We are delighted to announce the appointment of Rebecca Sycamore as our new permanent Chief Executive
• Labour Leader Keir Starmer speaks at Toynbee Hall, a symbol of inclusivity and diversity in East London
• RideLondon 2023 for Team Toynbee Hall
• Celebrating five years of using Participatory Action Research as a tool for social change
• Are you interested in becoming a peer researcher?
• Mayor of London and Debt Free Advice launch mobile debt advice bus
• Our response to the Autumn Statement
• Breaking Point
• Toynbee Hall to be part of a research programme on young people’s experiences of emotional support and the wider determinants of health
• Call for Art: If Henna Could Speak
• New Participatory Action Research calls for the energy market to be redesigned through the transition to net zero
• A statement on the passing of HRH Queen Elizabeth from Stephen Burns, Chair of Trustees
• We are part of the 2022 Open House Festival
• Cost of living crisis: Joint statement from ACEVO
• A Peoples History of Petticoat Lane
• Invitation to tender: Transfer of Power in Practice
• A Tower Hamlets Residents’ Manifesto: 10 Ideas from locals on how to shape the future of Tower Hamlets
• More than just education: New report highlights systemic barriers to adult education facing Londoners
• Stephen Burns appointed new Chair of Trustees at Toynbee Hall
• RideLondon 2022 for Team Toynbee Hall
• Run for Team Toynbee Hall in the London Landmarks Half Marathon
• Pivotal moment as banks, consumer groups, Post Office and LINK join forces to help protect cash services
• You have the power to connect people with each other this uncertain winter
• Web development/Design Invitation to express interest
• Festive holidays service closures and how to get emergency help
• The Big Give Christmas Challenge 2021
• Rent-Move-Repeat Report: Young Renters Research Group launch their findings on the challenges of renting as a young person in London
• Free Legal Advice Centre receives Pro Bono Award nomination
• We’re not on a conveyor belt
• Debt Free London: A year of responding to change
• We are seeking a new Chair of Trustees
• Our Legendary Legal Walkers Raise Over £1,200 ….and there’s still time to support them
• London Challenge Poverty Week: Tower Hamlets Poverty Review
• Resist, Reclaim and Reimagine: Remembering the Battle of Cable Street 85 years later
• Plans announced for new UK wide No Interest Loan Scheme pilot
• New report: Londoners disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 crisis must be involved in future policy-making
• London Legal Walk 2021
• Bangladesh 50: Stories of 71 summer celebration event
• What does a good community hub look like to you?
• Read our new 2021 Impact and strategy report: Building back fairer and happier
• Stories of 71 Summer events: Celebrating Bangladesh50 at Toynbee Hall
• Champions for Children Picnic 8th – 15th June 2021
• Historic England award £90,000 for Wentworth Street, Petticoat Lane Cultural Programme
• New coalition calls on Government to protect almost 700,000 renters facing eviction
• An open letter to the Prime Minister and our statement on the Sewell Race Report
• Invitation to Express an Interest – Social Media Marketing
• Bangladesh 50: Honouring the memories & experiences of local British Bengali people
• New Report: Those hardest hit before the Covid crisis have been disproportionately affected
• Bangladesh 50: Stories of 1971 – A Story Competition
• New partnership to support domestic abuse survivors with their debts
• Pandemic Stories research group campaigns to #KeepTheLifeline
• Run the Virtual London Marathon 2021 for Team Toynbee Hall
• Run for Team Toynbee Hall at the London Landmarks Half Marathon
• Debt Free London to offer debt and money advice 24 hours a day in response to London’s COVID emergency
• Toynbee Hall joins the new Renters Reform Coalition to call on Government to end unfair evictions
• We’re here to ensure that no one feels like they’re on their own this winter – Toynbee Hall Christmas Appeal 2020
• Toynbee Hall and Cleary Gottlieb win Most Effective Pro Bono Partnership at Law Works Pro Bono Awards 2020
• Ripon Ray answers listeners questions on BBC Money Box
• Coronavirus update: How to access our services post lockdown – December update
• The Big Give Christmas Challenge 2020: raising funds for Toynbee Hall’s youth programmes
• Toynbee Hall Estate & London Square Spitalfields win the NLA Award
• Toynbee Hall secures funding to help support local people through the Covid-19 pandemic
• Read Debt Free London’s new Impact Report: Tackling debt in a time of crisis
• Are you a landlord that rents out property in East London?
• Web Development/Design invitation to submit expression of interest
• Black History Month: Honouring Toynbee Hall’s forgotten Black activists – Joe Hunte (1918-1983)
• Black History Month: Honouring Toynbee Hall’s forgotten Black activists – Dr. Omar Elmi Dihod (1949 – 2016)
• Black History Month: Honouring Toynbee Hall’s forgotten Black activists – Benjamin Boateng
• Friday 16th October – Pandemic Stories: Challenging Poverty in London (Online Event)
• London Legal Walk 10x Challenge
• Toynbee Hall and Cleary Gottlieb are proud to launch The Champions Project to support young Black people with aspirations in the legal profession
• Coronavirus Information update September 2020 – Including the new Job Support Scheme
• Young renters call for increase in housing allowance to keep renters in their homes during pandemic
• Understanding relationships between landlords and their tenants during COVID-19
• Redundancy Webinar: Understanding Your Legal Rights
• Statement in response to The Mail Online article
• Co-designing Day Centres in Tower Hamlets
• A Compassionate Approach: Understanding relationships between private landlords and their tenants during COVID-19
• Coronavirus help guide – Updated Tuesday 30th June
• Our response to the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on BAME communities
• 10K Steps for Justice Challenge raises vital funds for FLAC
• Proms at Home: Proms at St Jude’s announce free online music and literary festival starting Saturday 13th June.
• We want to commission a local artist to create an illustrated map of Toynbee Hall and Gardens
• 196 children’s gift donations sent out to celebrate Eid
• Live Webinar: COVID-19, health and safety and our rights at work
• Emergency Covid-19 Response Appeal launched with £20,000 target
• #LondonTogether – Paying tribute to the amazing work of volunteers and community mutual aid groups
• Coronavirus information update – Monday 20th April
• Coronavirus – Stay up to date with the latest information: Updated 7th Aprill
• More help for Londoners facing increasing financial pressures as a result of COVID-19
• #LondonTogether to highlight the positive and inspiring way Londoners are supporting each other
• Activities Against Isolation: A new online community centre
• Debt Free London Service Update
• An update on our services
• Update: Changes to Services
• A Safer Place to Live, A Better Place to Rent
• Toynbee Hall is awarded the Good Work Standard by the Mayor of London
• Community Fun Day – Saturday 15th February
• Friday 24th January – Community Day Planning Meeting
• Professor Richard Wilkinson discusses The Inner Level and Status Anxiety at Toynbee Hall
• 2019 Impact Review – Our year in numbers
• The Big Give: just 24 hours left to support Toynbee Hall’s youth work
• Magic Me’s The Magnificent Art Factory by Young and Senior Creators
• Community Change Makers
• Take part in our research on Basic Bank Accounts and get £20 in cash
• Graphic Novel and Comic Strip making sessions in celebration of Black History Month
• Toynbee Hall launch new youth activism project, ‘When We Speak’
• People on lower incomes are just as likely to be active savers as those who earn higher amounts, once essential needs are met
• When We Speak: Youth Activism Project Launch ft Nawi Collective – 1st October
• Wellbeing Centre secures multi-year funding from Tower Hamlets
• Proms at St Jude’s supports Toynbee Hall’s youth work
• New ESOL Classes starting at Toynbee Hall
• Debt Free London report finds that growing and increasingly complex debt is damaging the health of Londoners
• Local people decide to make tackling anti-social behaviour focus of research project
• Join us on Thursday 27th to Saturday 29th June for a free festival of activities
• Social Change Workshop with Mayflower Primary School
• Festival of Communities 2019
• Team Toynbee Hall Success at The London Legal Walk 2019
• We’re home! New Advice and Wellbeing Centre now open
• Volunteers Week 2019 – A thank you to all our amazing volunteers
• Walk in their Shoes – A personal history tour
• Community researchers meet for the first time to tackle local issues
• Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories Creative Showcase
• April E-Newsletter – Our ambition: a debt free London
• London’s debt advice partnership relaunches as Debt Free London to help more Londoners out of debt
• Bank of England hold their first Citizens Panel event of the year at Toynbee Hall
• Toynbee Hall launches two new community-led projects to make communities safer and renting fairer for younger people
• Theatre of the Oppressed: Tackling loneliness through interactive workshops
• ESOL course starting at Toynbee Hall
• Team Toynbee Hall Success at The London Legal Walk 2019
• Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories; Young People’s Creative Showcase
• Join us for our very first Datathon
• Residential volunteer applications are now open
• Walk in their shoes – Become a Volunteer Tour Guide
• Our two new community-led research projects will be launched on April 18th
• Toynbee Hall to launch two new peer-led research projects
• The legacy of ex-FLAC volunteer John Clark
• Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories Creative Clinic
• Mark Carney discusses challenges around money with Community Money Mentors
• Tower Hamlets Brexit Commission launches new report as borough prepares for Brexit uncertainties
• Debt Awareness Week 2019
• Legacy gift enables older people’s peer-research project at Toynbee Hall
• Tender invitation for development of a new Capitalise website
• From pupil to teacher – How Money Mentors have begun teaching their own courses
• The Impact of our work in 2018
• 2018 Big Give Christmas Challenge target smashed
• Our Homes and Communities: Housing forum on Saturday 15th December
• Our Mark – Artwork by Canon Barnett Primary School pupils becomes part of our historic building
• Double the impact of your donation and help us raise £22,000 for young people this Christmas
• New Report – Payday Denied: Exploring the lived experience of declined payday loan applicants
• Talk Money Week – let’s talk about debt and money
• An Evening of Storytelling – Friday 30th November
• Picking Up The Pieces – Toynbee Hall hosts event as part of London Challenge Poverty week
• Celebrating the 120th anniversery of our Free Legal Advice Centre
• Channel 4 News highlight our fight against Britain’s poverty
• Introducing the new East End Influencers and their first blog post – The £5 Lunch Challenge
• Celebrating the reopening of our historic home
• Toynbee Hall to reopen to the public this weekend as part of Open House London Festival
• New peer led research reveals the needs of older people in Tower Hamlets
• Toynbee Hall to pilot new online legal advice tool for The Jeanie Project
• Welcome to the new Toynbee Hall website
• We’re recruiting for new Trustees
• Financial Health Fellowship: Final Evaluation
• Toynbee Hall launches new Influencer volunteer program
• Speak it! 2018
• Volunteers Week 2018
• Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) publish high cost credit review
• The 2018 London Legal Walk
• Celebrating London’s Debt Advice Heroes
• The Cave is officially open!
• Roman Road LDN features Toynbee Hall in their Good Causes
• Toynbee Hall to re-establish Residential Voluntary Work programme
• New ‘Cavefunder’ to build all-weather play facility and tackle childhood obesity in Tower Hamlets
• Sir Henry Brooke
• The Treasury Committee publish Toynbee Hall evidence to their inquiry into household finances
• Our response to End Child Poverty’s latest figures
• Could you change the way 1000’s of Londoners fight debt?
• Short Changed – New report calls for a bank account for every young Londoner
• £21,638 raised during the 2017 Big Give Christmas Challange
• Could you change the way 1000’s of Londoners fight debt?
• Success for Toynbee Hall’s pro bono partners at 2017 LawWorks Awards
• Inspiring communities making positive change

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• Toynbee Hall welcomes initiative to fight food insecurity and poverty, as London Mayor announces free school meals for all primary school pupils in London
• Debt Free Advice launches nationwide
• Join us for 2022 London Legal Walk
• Ashurst Runners Raise Over £3,000 to help families access justice at the Free Legal Advice Centre
• Toynbee Hall to become pop-up vaccination centre from 21st – 25th July
• Be a Champion for Children and help kids and families get active this summer
• New Podcast Series: Pandemic Stories
• Pandemic Stories Research Group make their case to APPGs

Events

• Keepsake of a Killer: Immersive Play
• Seated Exercise (Over 50s)
• English Conversation Club
• Play Session - Art Club at Toynbee Hall
• Play Session - Christchurch Gardens
• IT and Tech Support Drop-in
• Seated Exercise (Over 50s)
• English National Ballet (Over 50s)
• ELOP LGBT+ Group
• Celebration: The People’s History of Petticoat Lane
• Petticoat Lane Comedy Club presents... A Night of Improvised Comedy
• Oitij-jo x Whitechapel Gallery
• 'Dhakai Jamdani the Pride'
• Mosaic with Hackney Mosaic
• Deliverance - Film Screening & Panel Talk
• Aam-Khatli Fruit festival
• Khado Food & Fun Festival
• Songbirds Singing Group (Over 50s)
• Community Art Group
• Painting with Husna (Over 50s)
• Bingo with Michael
• Shared Reading Group with Dorothy
• Film Club
• Yoga (Over 50s)

Resources

• Inclusive Design in Action
• Breaking Point
• More Than Just Education
• Rent-Move-Repeat
• A Panel Discussion on Reasonable Adjustments
• Transcript of Reasonable Adjustments Panel Discussion
• The Domestic Abuse Act 2021
• Domestic Abuse
• Draft Reasonable Adjustments letter
• Sharing your invisible disability with your employer
• What are reasonable adjustments? Know your rights if you’re a disabled person in the workplace
• Transferring your tenancy - Joint to Sole Tenancy
• Stop and Search: Know Your Rights
• Unfair Dismissal: Know Your Rights
• Starting a self-healing journey - For Domestic Abuse survivors
• Illegal Evictions: Know Your Rights
• Eviction (Rent Arrears) - a checklist
• Rent Arrears: Contacting your landlord - rent letter guidance
• Rent Arrerars: Know Your Rights
• Remote Video Hearing Checklist
• Remote Hearings: Know Your Rights
• Preparing for a remote hearing?
• Checklist: Practical tips to prepare for a remote hearing
• Template Co-parenting agreement
• Making an unfair dismissal claim
• Understanding your housing rights: Transfer of tenancy – interview with client
• Clayden’s interview about his experiences of being stopped and searched
• A guide on remote hearings
• Complaining about a stop and search
• Domestic Abuse
• Blog post: What is co-parenting?
• A guide to form D50B
• Tenancy Transfer: Know Your Rights
• Dealing with Domestic Abuse: Know Your Rights
• Reasonable Adjustment: Know Your Rights
• Supermarket Discrimination: Know Your Rights
• Co-Parenting: Know Your Rights

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• Social

Resource Categories

• Civil
• Employment
• Family
• Housing
• Housing, Amenities, and the Environment
• Income, Social Protection and Employment
• Racial Equality
• Research
• Social and Financial Inclusion

Resource Types

• Document
• Evaluation
• Report
• Video