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Residents getting care packages delivered are also inspired to grow food at home with Seeds for Life.

Incredible Edible Lambeth had the seed of an idea – get people growing vegetables from seed, each grower hands on seedlings to ten households to grow on. Now people...

Volunteers are essential to the ‘slow build’ of Tulse Hill’s ‘Strawbale’ community hall. This year, crowdfunding – including £5,000 from Lambeth Council – paid for environmentally-friendly materials.

The Big Lunch has become a summer community celebration. Here in Lambeth we're bringing the community together with a shared recipe to cook, eat together (socially distanced) and share...

The Lambeth Advance Care Planning Project, led by Healthwatch Lambeth and Compassion in Dying, raises awareness about how residents can record their future care wishes, and supports local people...

Marcus Lipton Community Centre remains a trusted site for key work and support for the community - now working in partnership with local non-profit organisations.

Lambeth’s Bandstand Beds community gardening site has gone on growing while gardeners stay safe – and has plants to offer other gardeners.

Volunteers and partners in Lambeth have transformed Brixton Recreation Centre and the Black Prince Trust into delivery hubs for essential supplies across the borough.