Community groups


There are community groups which we help support. You can either join one that is already in existence or create a group in your local area with help from us.

Community groups or special interest groups are made up of residents who have similar interests and provide community activities. You can either create a group in your local area with help from us or join one that is already in existence.

These groups work in a similar way to tenant and resident associations. The only difference is that the groups are made up of residents who have the same needs as each other in some way.

Current groups provide activities such as photography workshops, arts and crafts classes and social events.

Special interest groups also get involved in helping us to shape our services.

Current interest groups

Active at 70 - Isle of Dogs

Purpose:

To give older residents the opportunity to get out of the house and get to know their neighbours at social events, on specially-organised trips and at information and advice-sharing sessions.

Meeting space:

Community centres on the Isle of Dogs

Date/Time/Frequency:

Quarterly meetings, as well as trips and events

Area covered: 

Isle of Dogs

Contact:

Email Rohul Miah at residentengagements@onehousing.co.uk or visit your local office.

The Diamond Club - Maidenhead

Purpose:

To organise social trips and activities for older residents, help them access local services and boost their wellbeing and independence.

Meeting space:

Community Room, Eden House, Kidwells Close, Maidenhead SL6 8GG

Date/Time/Frequency:

Meet on the fourth Tuesday of every month

Area covered:

Berkshire

Contact:

Email residentengagements@onehousing.co.uk or call 0300 123 9966.

Pink Ladies - Suttons Wharf

Purpose:

To bring people together through events and activities.

Meeting space:

Cranbrook Community centre, Victoria Park, Mace Street, Bethnal Green, London E2 0RB

Date/Time/Frequency:

Ad hoc

Contact:

Email OHGpinkladies@outlook.com

Samuda Estate Bengali Association Men's Group

Purpose:

A group of residents on Samuda Estate who get together for events and activities and to discuss local issues.

Meeting space:

Samuda Community centre, 55 Stewart Street, E14 3JE

Date/Time/Frequency:

Every Monday 7-8.30pm

Area covered:

Samuda Estate E14 and surrounding areas

Contact:

Email Rohul Miah at residentengagements@onehousing.co.uk, call 0300 123 9966 or visit your local office.

Island Bengali Welfare Organisation - Virginia Quays

Purpose:

A group of residents who come together for events and activities and to discuss local issues.

Island Seniors - part of the BWO - run a lunch club for male and female residents who are over 50.

Meeting space:

3 Thorne House, Launch Street, E14 3LU

Date/Time/Frequency

Twice a week

Area covered

Virginia Quays and surrounding areas

Contact 

Email residentengagements@onehousing.co.uk, call 0300 123 9966 or visit your local office.

Women’s Group - Flower and Dean

Purpose:

A group of residents on Flower and Dean estate who come together for events and activities and to discuss local issues.

Meeting space:

Flower and Dean, 41 Flower and Dean Walk, Spitalfields, E1 6QT

Date/Time/Frequency:

Every Tuesday morning

Area covered:

Flower and Dean and surrounding areas

Contact:

Email residentengagements@onehousing.co.uk or call 0300 123 9966.

Virginia Quays Coffee Mornings

Purpose:

A time for local residents to share tea, coffee and conversation.

Meeting space:

Virginia Quays, 27-35 Sexton Court, Newport Avenue, E14 2DU

Date/Time/Frequency:

Fridays 11am-12pm

Area covered:

Virginia Quays and surrounding areas

Contact:

Email residentengagements@onehousing.co.uk, call 0300 123 9966 or visit your local office.

Virginia Quays Steering Group (Friday prayers)

Purpose:

Friday Prayers at the community centre.

Meeting space:

Virginia Quays, 27-35 Sexton Court, Newport Avenue, E14 2DU

Date/Time/Frequency:

Fridays 12-2.30pm

Area covered:

Virginia Quays and surrounding areas

Contact: 

Email residentengagements@onehousing.co.uk, call 0300 123 9966 or visit your local office.

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