We’re launching a Wheelchair Forum at One Place East and are looking for a Chair / Lead. This role can be paid or voluntary, depending on what works best for you. The forum is about wheelchair users coming together, sharing what life is really like, and making sure those experiences are heard. If you’re already...
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) is a simple yet powerful approach that has transformed lives around the world. By gently tapping on specific energy meridian points while focusing on stress or difficult memories, EFT helps release negative emotions and restore balance. This technique is easy to learn, deeply calming, and can support emotional healing and resilience....
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) is a simple yet powerful approach that has transformed lives around the world. By gently tapping on specific energy meridian points while focusing on stress or difficult memories, EFT helps release negative emotions and restore balance. This technique is easy to learn, deeply calming, and can support emotional healing and resilience....
Join us for our friendly Volunteer Coffee & Chat, open to anyone interested in learning more about our volunteering opportunities, as well as all our current volunteers who’d like to catch up, share experiences and meet new faces. It’s a relaxed space to enjoy a cuppa, ask questions, connect with others and discover how you...
One Place East for Change meets every month at the library. If you are fed up with the lack of drop kerbs, inadequate mental health services or simply want a chance to come together with the wider Disability community, come along and join us to find out how you can make a difference.
One Place East run a monthly Sight Support Group meeting for Visually Impaired People. These meetings give people the chance to socialise and strengthen the bonds of our Community. To book, or for more information please contact Owais Niaz on: 07377 170 210 | owais.niaz@oneplaceeast.org
Are you looking for a welcoming space to share cherished memories and connect with others who appreciate the past? Our Weekly Reminiscence Group is the perfect place to relive treasured moments, swap stories, and build friendships through shared experiences.
Find us our your local library and come and find out more about us.
This is a service user meeting for people with learning disabilities who live in the London Borough of Redbridge. The meetings give people a voice, a chance to get together to speak up about things that are important to them and to get their voices heard.
Come along and join us at our social gaming group for adults with a learning disability, Autism, physical disability or lived experience of mental health.
Come join us for a Creative Design workshop from 10:30am till 3:30pm where you can create a design which can be printed on different products.
The Proper Blokes Club is a community project for men’s mental health. The main aim is to break the stigma of men’s mental health and start talking openly about it.
Exercise has been a proven way to help people with any sort of mental health issues by releasing endorphins that make you feel good about yourself. Walking is free, so makes a great way to start and gets you out in the fresh air.
