# Stonegrove Community Trust ## Posts - [Trustees' Week 2022: Gilead Limor](https://sct.london/trustees-week-2022-gilead-limor/): On Trustees’ Week, we wanted to give people a chance to understand the thoughts of some of our Trustees. Our third Q&A this week is with Gilead Limor, a founding Trustee of Stonegrove Community Trust. ➤ How do you think you can make a difference to Stonegrove Community Trust in your Trustee role? GL: I believe that I have brought a variety of skills to the Trust that have contributed to SCT and OneStonegrove in many ways since I first joined, including design and branding, governance and communications. I have a keen interest in several of the upcoming projects the Trust... - [Trustees' Week 2022: Councillor Lucy Wakeley](https://sct.london/trustees-week-2022-councillor-lucy-wakeley/): On Trustees’ Week, we wanted to give people a chance to understand the thoughts of some of our Trustees. Our third Q&A this week is with Councillor Lucy Wakeley, who recently joined the Board. ➤ How do you think you can make a difference to Stonegrove Community Trust in your Trustee role? LW: I’ve only become a Trustee very recently. However, as a local councillor, before I became a Trustee, I did support the Trust in getting funding from the council for the solar panel project. This should save the Trust a lot of money in the long run and therefore... - [Trustees' Week 2022: Daniel Goodman](https://sct.london/trustees-week-2022-daniel-goodman/): On Trustees’ Week, we wanted to give people a chance to understand the thoughts of some of our Trustees. Our second Q&A this week is with Daniel Goodman, Chair of our Board. ➤ How do you think you can make a difference to Stonegrove Community Trust in your Trustee role? DG: I hope I can continue to guide and lead the trust towards its various goals around community, the environment and the long term sustainability of our centre ➤ How long have you been in your role and what changes have you seen in your time here? DG: I have been... - [Trustees' Week 2022: Graeme Davidson](https://sct.london/trustees-week-2022-graeme-davidson/): On Trustees’ Week, we wanted to give people a chance to understand the thoughts of some of our Trustees. So there are going to be a few Q&A’s this week, firstly with Graeme Davidson, who joined our Board recently. ➤ How do you think you can make a difference to Stonegrove Community Trust in your Trustee role? 𝑮𝑫: I’ve only recently become a resident Trustee so not had a chance to really make any impact so far. However, I am hoping to be able to use my background in marketing to boost the Trust’s profile. I would love to see everyone in... - [Adam](https://sct.london/adam/): Who are you? I’m Adam, I’m part of the team here at OneStonegrove in my role as Operations Manager. My background is the private sector working in a multi-site role in health and fitness, and before that in hospitality management. Outside of my time with SCT, I read, travel, watch cricket, volunteer with my local society, provide business consulting and development services and I’m a professional cat sitter. I’m looking to expand my experience and knowledge of the charity sector by becoming a Trustee of another organisation in 2023. What do you do? The Ops Manager is an exciting new role... - [Poppy](https://sct.london/poppy/): Environmental Projects Coordinator What do you do at Stonegrove? Environmental Projects CoordinatorThe role is mainly focused on bringing together local residents and professionals interested in collaborating on environmental action projects. We have a weekly Gardening Club and a Community Recycling Station collecting small appliances, batteries, print cartridges and dental products. The other areas of this role include supporting the Barnet Environmental Network, hosted by Inclusion Barnet. This has a monthly meet-up online with over 90 member organisations across the Borough. Why do you love what you do? For many years I have worked across London in Community Centres and schools teaching outdoor... - [James](https://sct.london/james/): Communications/Development Officer Who are you?  I am Communications and Development Officer at OneStonegrove. I recently graduated from Warwick where I studied a Master of Laws. In my spare time, I enjoy video games, investing my savings and relaxing. I spend a lot of my time thinking about economic policy and how we can solve the problems we face as a country from a governance and policy perspective. When I see a problem, I am always looking to understand and find a solution.   What do you do at SCT?  I am Communication and Development officer.  My job is to ensure that the community is aware... - [Sandra](https://sct.london/sandra/): Who are you? I’m Sandra Coffey and Deputy Manager here at OneStonegrove. I have lived on the estate for thirty years and have seen the area develop. I first started here as a cleaner and moved onto reception work later on. During the pandemic, I was helping with deliveries and the foodbank here at the centre. In my spare time, I enjoy relaxing and spending time with family. What do you do at Stonegrove? At the centre, I manage the phone calls at the main desk and greet people when they arrive. I will be glad when the centre is fully... - [David](https://sct.london/david/): Who are you?  I’m David. I’m a trustee at Stonegrove Community Trust. I work as a Civil Servant, and in my spare time, I enjoy rugby, cricket, hockey and reading. I am also autistic and sometimes I see things a little differently. I believe diverse perspectives allow us to do better as we are constantly testing our understanding against other perspectives and experiences. That’s really important because it makes our decisions better and it brings us closer together, whether we’re neurodiverse or neurotypical, and whether we’ve lived in the Stonegrove area for a long while or have just recently arrived. Black Lives Matter underlined the importance of diversity, and we want to... - [Gus](https://sct.london/gus/): CEO at OneStonegrove Who are you?  I am Gus and I am the CEO at Stonegrove Community Trust. I have worked my whole life around communities and in charities and also volunteer within the sector. I’m a serial trustee and I am currently in my 8th trustee role. I like to get involved in all the different levels of communities and charities, which is why I volunteer for a diverse range of organisations and causes previously including running a kitchen for a meal at Christmas in Highgate for those who would otherwise be alone, photography for the MND marathon, theatre projects my wife is involved in and volunteering at educational children’s camps. I... - [Jordan](https://sct.london/jordan/): Kickstarter – Community Organiser Who are you? My name is Jordan and I have lived on Stonegrove estate my whole life which means I have been here also during the re-generation start to finish. At SCT, I’m a big believer in “for people by people”, and Community Organising does just this. I’ll be knocking on doors to hear about what matters to you. I’ll share the findings as I go so that everyone is able to see the collective voice and vision as it grows.I hope to meet with as many residents as possible across the estate to hear your views and... - [Beaj](https://sct.london/beaj/): Community Connector Who are you?   I am a life coach and Community Connector at OneStonegrove. Before my time at the centre, I was working as a Financial Advisor at various banks and institutions. I decided to give up work to become a Carer when various members of my family became unwell. My Mothers’ funeral and hearing the eulogies of how my Mum served her communities really made me question my own life and think about what would be said at my own funeral one day as to my contribution to this world. I asked myself what am I here to do... ## Pages - [OneStonegrove 10th Birthday events](https://sct.london/onestonegrove-10th-birthday-events/): We’re 10 — come and celebrate A summer of events · June–July 2026 A decade ago OneStonegrove opened its doors. To mark it, we’re filling June and July with exhibitions, services, a day of support and advice, and our biggest summer party yet. Save this page — we’ll keep it updated as plans are confirmed. June Sun 7 June 10 Years Celebration Service Wilberforce Hall, OneStonegrove · All welcome We open the celebrations with a service of thanksgiving for ten years of life on the Stonegrove estate. With St Peter’s Church Tue 9 June · 4–8pm “Under One Roof” — exhibition... - [Current roles available at OneStonegrove](https://sct.london/current-roles-available-at-onestonegrove/): We are currently recruiting for two part-time roles. A Duty Manager for 12 hours per week. A Cleaner for 9 hours per week. Job descriptions below. Email gus@sct.london to enquire or to apply. - [Venue hire terms and conditions](https://sct.london/venue-hire-terms-and-conditions/): OneStonegrove Hire Agreement By hosting and/or attending an event at OneStonegrove (5 Hayling Way HA8 8BN) you agree to the below terms and conditions of this hire agreement. SupplierStonegrove Community Trust (“SCT”)5 Hayling Way London HA8 8BN02083570923onestonegrove@sct.londonCharity number: 1161812 Terms & Conditions and payments SCT reserves the right to cancel any booking five days after the invoice is issued if it is not paid. At this time, we may release your slot to another hirer. If paying by bank transfer, please email proof of payment to onestonegrove@sct.london. If an event is cancelled at least 30 days before the event, a full refund... - [Winter Wonder Extravaganza 2023](https://sct.london/winter-wonder-extravaganza-2023/): Join us for a Winter Wonder Party at OneStonegrove! Save the date: Saturday, December 9th Time: 12 noon to 3 pm Location: OneStonegrove (5 Hayling Way, HA8 8BN) At Stonegrove Community Trust we’re privileged to be able to throw several community parties a year for our local community and everyone else, and this year we’re gearing up for our biggest Winter party yet! Get ready for a spectacular celebration of our local community! Featuring a magical lineup: Arts & crafts – activites for kids and adults. Entertain the young ones and create decorations and items to take home with you. Stalls... - [Communications lead for SCT](https://sct.london/communications-lead-for-sct/): The Communications lead is a vital role within our team, working to ensure that our activities services, and our hall rental are all communicated and marketed effectively to as wide an audience as possible. Areas of specific focus will include promoting the following: – Our free activities for older people, and for children and families. – Free or subsidised activities and events run by partners. – Hire of the spaces within OneStonegrove, to maximise income. – Our one-off activities and events. – How people can get involved, primarily through volunteering. – Other areas such as promoting us with links to national... - [Winter Wonder Extravaganza 2023](https://sct.london/halloween-party-2023/): Join us for a Winter Wonder Party at OneStonegrove! Save the date: Saturday, December 9th Time: 12 noon to 3 pm Location: OneStonegrove (5 Hayling Way, HA8 8BN) At Stonegrove Community Trust we’re privileged to be able to throw several community parties a year for our local community and everyone else, and this year we’re gearing up for our biggest Winter party yet! Get ready for a spectacular celebration of our local community! Featuring a magical lineup: Arts & crafts – activites for kids and adults. Entertain the young ones and create decorations and items to take home with you. Stalls... - [Warm Space](https://sct.london/warm-space/): Welcome to Stonegrove Community Trust’s Warm Space! As part of the Warm Welcome Spaces campaign, we provide a cosy and welcoming environment where community members can come in from the cold, relax, and connect with others. The Warm Welcome campaign exists to turn poverty and isolation into warmth and welcome through the power of local Spaces made by and for the community. The dark evenings and cold winter months can be challenging for everyone. The winter is especially tough on people who feel lonely and isolated, and for anyone who can’t afford to keep heat their homes or get enough to eat. Our Warm Space is... - [Welcome to OneStonegrove](https://sct.london/welcome-to-onestonegrove/): Thank you for visiting. Please use the form below to sign up to the Stonegrove Community Trust newsletter, and access the free wifi. - [Office spaces available for hire](https://sct.london/office-spaces-available-for-hire/): OneStonegrove is a joint community centre and Church housed in a modern and spacious building in Edgware, North London. Two office spaces are available on the first floor. The rooms are available separately or together. Facilities:– within walking distance of Stanmore and Edgeware tube stations and served by local buses– free onsite parking (limited)– fully staffed (mail receiving available)– open reception/cafe style space on the ground floor– hot and cold drinks available– fully accessible– superfast wi-fi– advanced heating and air circulation system– fully maintained– use of break out rooms (availability dependant)– use of kitchen space (microwave, kettle) Haviland Room The Haviland... - [Public statement on the Ballymore/TFL redevelopment plans for Edgware town centre](https://sct.london/edgware-statement/): We share local concerns about the proposed population density, and also the scale and height of this redevelopment. We are continually hearing the concerns of local residents about the impact on local infrastructure and local communities. We urge those with power and influence over the planning decisions to fully consider the residents and communities around the redevelopment. We are extremely concerned by the lack of provision of genuine community-owned and managed space in this development. On the Stonegrove estate we have OneStonegrove, where we can host space for the local community to come together. This new development needs community-owned spaces large... - [Family Free Play](https://sct.london/free-play-and-gardening/): Every second Saturday of the month! Welcome to Stonegrove Saturdays! Family Free Play will run every second Saturday of the month from 10.00am-13.00pm, suitable for all children aged 2 and up (they must attend with an adult). We‘ll be in the Goldsmith Hall, or outside in good weather, so bring your imagination, curiosity, and clothes for playing in and outdoors. With loose parts including Kitcamp, we’ll make structures to climb and play in. A free lunch is provided for children, and refreshments are available for all ages. - [Summer Party 2023](https://sct.london/summerparty2023/): We are very excited to share the details of our Summer Party 2023, supported by the Mayor’s Fund and The National Lottery Fund, as part of the Mayor’s weekend 2023. We are working with a variety of partners and friends to bring you a range of exciting activities, all completely free! The only charges on the day will be for food & drinks. Music from Big Beats Playground. Outdoor disco (weather permitting) with confetti cannons and vertical foggers. Bollywood performance from Varsha and her crew, who come together to practice weekly at our centre. Circus Skills sessions run by JL Circus/Jacksons... - [Build Up Stonegrove, London Festival of Architecture 2023](https://sct.london/lfa2023/): We believe in the power of putting young people in the lead in how public space is designed and used. Their voices are too often forgotten or ignored, and we want to show that there is a better way. We believe that you will be every bit as excited and impressed by what they have achieved, as we are. We are sharing our work in this area as part of the London Festival of Architecture 2023. Join us for our evening event on Wednesday 28th June, to meet and hear from the partners involved. If you can’t make that then our... - [Art @ OneStonegrove: past exhibitions](https://sct.london/art-at-onestonegrove-past-exhibitions/): We are delighted to be able to welcome work from talented local artists to our community space at OneStonegrove. To see our current and upcoming exhibitors, please go to our main Art @ OneStonegrove page. Apply to exhibit your work at OneStonegrove To apply to exhibit at OneStonegrove, please complete the form below. Please read the additional information and terms below. Please email poppy@sct.london for more details. - [Apply to exhibit your work at OneStonegrove](https://sct.london/art-at-onestonegrove-apply/): To apply to exhibit at OneStonegrove, please contact us via email. Terms and Conditions All works would need to be in frames or able to be hung on our rail system. We will be purchasing some generic A3 wooden frames, which you would be welcome to use; if not, you are welcome to use your own frames, which would be at your own expense. We have space to display 15-20 pieces of hanging art (each up to A3). If your work is different sizes, please let me know, and we can measure how many pieces would fit. Hanging your work is... - [Art @ OneStonegrove](https://sct.london/art-at-onestonegrove/): We are delighted to be able to welcome work from talented local artists to our community space at OneStonegrove. We are looking for local established and emerging artists living or working in Barnet, Harrow or otherwise fairly local to OneStonegrove, who would like to exhibit their work. We welcome solo exhibitions or groups showcasing themes. We especially welcome work linked to nature and the environment. We see this as a place for local artists who may not find it easy to display work at established galleries to step into exhibition spaces, and also to display work that challenges and broadens people’s... - [Stonegrove Community Trust and Community Organising](https://sct.london/the-north-west-london-social-action-hub/stonegrove-community-trust-and-community-organising/): At Stonegrove Community Trust (SCT) we have always worked in a strengths-based way, building upon the skills and assets within our community to develop new activities, services and ways of working. In 2019 we began to further develop our ways of working, researching, and exploring the work of others locally and nationally, planning how to develop our local framework and to ensure that we become the most resident-led, democratic, bottom-up, and transparent organisation possible. This work led us towards connecting with Paulette and another trainer José Barco for a training pilot in January 2020. During the planning process for the training,... - [St Peter's Community Stay & Play](https://sct.london/st-peters-stay-play/): St Peter’s Community Stay and Play is for parents and carers of babies and toddlers not yet in nursery or school. Join us every Wednesday morning during term-time, 10 – 11:30 am at OneStonegrove. For the children we have free play and Rhyme Time. For their parents or carers, there is tea, coffee and biscuits, and an opportunity to meet and make friends in your community. Entry is a £1 contribution towards the running of the sessions, and refreshments. Stay and Play is run by members of the St Peter’s church congregation. - [OneStonegrove Eco Audit Reports](https://sct.london/onestonegrove-eco-audit-reports/): We completed our first Eco audit in August 2020, which was carried out by 3 Acorns, and funded by the City Bridge Trust. This was delayed because of Covid-19, and we were the first to restart and complete our audit. The figures we used were pre-pandemic, to give an accurate account of our carbon footprint under normal operating circumstances.   Our second report was completed in July 2022, and showed us a full year of ordinary usage post-pandemic.  This table shows the headline figures for electricity, energy, water and waste:  Building energy consumption 2020 2022 Electricity (kWh) 51,000 47,300 Electricity CO2 (tons)... - [About Us](https://sct.london/about-onestonegrove/): OneStonegrove is a modern new community facility in Edgware, North London. The £4.2million state of the art building is home to St Peter’s Church, Little Leaders nursery & F.U.S.E Youth Project OneStonegrove brings people together from all backgrounds, ages, and religions to socialise together and build long-lasting friendships. Our wonderful facilities include two large halls, a treatment room, a chapel, meeting rooms, offices, and a baptism pool! Both halls have full audio and video capability via an inbuilt sound system and LCD screens. - [Proposal to turn the overflow car park into a play area](https://sct.london/planned-proposal-to-expand-the-over-flow-carpark-into-a-play-area/): Share your ideas for our new project here At OneStonegrove Edgware, we are fundraising for a proposed new multi-use area on-site, aimed to encourage exercise across all ages, to increase the physical and mental well-being of residents on the estate. This exciting proposed project is aimed to maximise the best use of the previously under-used space available, whilst positively benefitting those who live and use the facilities in the surrounding areas.   Proposed project plans include, but are not limited to:  Works to improve the drainage to prevent flooding as the area is prone to substantial flooding when it rains, (please see photo 4 below)  Fencing and play surface being laid for safe and secure for play  Equipment installation for... - [What's On](https://sct.london/whats-on/): Weekly Timetable Room Hire OneStonegrove Newsletter - [Weekly Timetable](https://sct.london/weekly-timetable/): Click on the name of the class you are interested in to find out more information, and how to book. Many activities run on variable schedules or term-time only, please check in advance before attending. - [Volunteering](https://sct.london/volunteering/): Volunteering is a great opportunity to use skills for a good cause and allows for great personal development! You can make a real difference to the Trust and make a positive impact on your community. Our current open volunteering role are: Play Assistant. Find out more and apply on the Volunteering Barnet website. Please contact us if you are interested! Tell our CEO what you think we need to do more of, or do better, or just tell us what we’re doing well! gus@sct.london - [Visit Us](https://sct.london/visit-us/): How to find us Our Centre address is: OneStonegrove5 Hayling WayEdgwareHA8 8BN Google Maps link What3words: dock.twice.mull The reception desk is directly to the left through the door, and is staffed between 8:30am and 7pm Monday – Friday. Outside of those hours, the centre is sometimes open for activities and events. See what’s on at our weekly timetable or events and workshop pages. Travelling to the centre Accessibility Information Anything else we can help with? Whatever your access requirements, please contact us and we will do everything possible to ensure the centre is fully accessible to you. - [Values](https://sct.london/values/): The Stonegrove Community Trust have a series of values that help us to achieve our objectives by setting out a framework of mutual expectations that staff, Trustees, residents and partner organisation should understand, and have the opportunity to measure us against. Inclusive We work proactively to challenge all forms of discrimination and prejudice. We encourage people to bring their whole selves to OneStonegrove, and to their work with us. We commit to continued learning and development, and to use what we learn, sharing with others and moving important conversations forwards locally and beyond. Sustainable We are committed to the long-term viability... - [Clitterhouse Farm](https://sct.london/the-north-west-london-social-action-hub/clitterhouse-farm/): Our Yard at Clitterhouse Farm was established by four local residents with the aim of saving Clitterhouse Farm and restoring them for community use. Our campaign began back in 2014 when we started listening to the community and hearing about their aspirations for these buildings. Since then, we have door-knocked and listened to over seven hundred local residents capturing a clear vision for the future of the site. This deep listening process has helped us build a vision for a sustainable community enterprise and shown funders how the power of listening can engage a community to take action around common concerns... - [The North West London Social Action Hub](https://sct.london/the-north-west-london-social-action-hub/): Our mission is to build and support a resilient and sustainable community of active citizens in and around North West London that works collectively to take action around their common concerns and overcome social injustice. A community that reaches out and listens, connects, and motivates people to build their collective power. When people are organised, communities get heard and power begins to shift creating real change for good. The NWL Social Action Hub is a partnership between Our Yard at Clitterhouse Farm & the Stonegrove Community Trust aiming to embed the principles and practice of Community Organising and Community Hosting across... - [The Café](https://sct.london/the-cafe/): The team at Bread n Butter are excited to announce that we’re now running the Café at OneStonegrove. Set in the heart of the community we’re looking forward to creating a buzzing community cafe to serve the local residents and everyone that attends the regular activities at OneStonegrove.  Good food at affordable prices is important to us so we’ll be providing a selection of freshly made breakfasts, smoothies & juices, lunches, and dinners plus children’s meals. If you fancy a takeaway coffee then bring in your own cup and be rewarded with a discount. Working in partnership with Stonegrove Community Trust... - [Thank You](https://sct.london/thank-you/): Thank you for your donation to Stonegrove Community Trust We wouldn’t be able to continue the vital work that we do without your generous support.  If you would like to keep up to date with the latest news at OneStonegrove then follow us on our social media: To find out more about how we are helping the local community during Covid-19, our Community Action Plan highlights all the amazing work that has been happening at the centre and how you can get involved. - [Sure Start Stay & Play](https://sct.london/sure-start-stay-play/): Babbling Babies 9.30-10.30am ages Birth to 12 months (non-walkers) This session is for parent/carer and babies only. The sessions are run every Monday apart from Bank Holidays. Baby Group sessions offer parent/carer and babies the chance to socialise and learn from one another, to improve their parenting skills and knowledge about their baby’s needs. Together we develop a strong social support network to support families parenting journey. Staff are there to model and support parents/carers with advice and guidance to support each babies individual needs. Attending baby group is a great way to introduce your baby into a new world of... - [Stonegrove Estates Youth Project (SEYP)](https://sct.london/stonegrove-estates-youth-project/): Stonegrove Estates Youth Project (SEYP) is a community-based project for children and young people aged 8 – 16. Term Time Activities  We run two open access clubs during term-time, for children aged 8-11yrs, and young people aged 11-16yrs. Both clubs are free to attend. Drinks and light snacks will be provided.  Tuesday Children’s Afterschool Club – 8-16 years, 3.30-6pm  Our Children’s After-school club is a safe place for your child to engage in different learning & social activities.   Friday Youth Club – 11-16 years, 3.30-6pm  Our Youth club provides a relaxing environment, where young people can socialise and talk with staff. ... - [St Peter's Church](https://sct.london/st-peters-church/): Who are we? St Peter’s is a multi-cultural, cross-generational community made up of young and not-so-young people from Edgware and beyond. We believe Jesus has blessed us as a community so we want to share that blessing with our communities through our worship, through our words and through our work in the local community. For us OneStonegrove is a sign of that blessing, so we’re delighted to be partnering with the Stonegrove Community Trust so that our joint home helps the whole community to flourish. We’ve been the local church for Stonegrove since the late 1950s. Even before our old church... - [St Peter's Store Cupboard](https://sct.london/foodbank/): For over a decade St Peter’s StoreCupboard has been providing non-judgemental emergency relief when people need it most. We are open on Tuesday afternoons from 1.00 pm to 3.00 pm. For over a decade St Peter’s StoreCupboard has been providing non-judgemental emergency relief when people need it most. We are open on Tuesday afternoons from 1.30 pm to 3.00 pm. The foodbank is led by St Peter’s Church, with support from the Stonegrove Community Trust team, Volunteers on Wheels and The Felix Project. You can find out more here (new page). You can contact us via email at onestonegrove@sct.london and by phone at 02083570923. - [Venue hire](https://sct.london/rooms-for-hire/): OneStonegrove is a superb venue for events and celebrations, such as family gatherings, birthdays, meetings, and community events. Our rooms range in capacity from 20 – 120 guests so we will have something to fit your needs. Our rooms feature high quality sound systems, TV screens, tables and chairs. A small cafe/commercial kitchen (fridge, freezer, counter space, washing up facilities, full hob and oven) is available for an additional charge. We have high speed Wifi throughout. For information on parking, public transport and accessibility, see the Visit us page of our website. Our rooms are available from: Friday & Saturday 6am... - [Room Hire](https://sct.london/room-hire/): OneStonegrove is a £4.2 million joint community and church centre located in Edgware, a ward within the North London borough of Barnet. It offers a range of event spaces with modern facilities and the latest audio and visual technology. Rooms For Hire OneStonegrove is available to hire by residents, members of the local community, and voluntary groups at reduced rates. We are always happy to show people around the facilities and answer any questions that you may have. If you would like to enquire about hiring any of our rooms, or if you would like to arrange a visit, please call... - [Resources for children and parents](https://sct.london/children/): Many children are now spending large amounts of time at home, and parents are searching for useful educational and recreational resources. These are the ones that we have found so far – please share any that we have missed by emailing info@sct.london and we will share them here. Everything here is FREE, at least for the basic access. There may be paid options or elements available as well optionally. Physical Education with Joe Wicks – Youtube Daily PE sessions -aimed at children, but good for all! Half an hour long and posted daily. Very popular! Daily dance lesson at 11:30am with Oti Mabuse... - [OneStonegrove community recycling station](https://sct.london/recycling/): Our community recycling station is located on the first floor of OneStonegrove. We have collection boxes to recycle the following items: Please place your items in the appropriate box at our Community Recycling Station located on the first floor at OneStonegrove. Recycling is the process of collecting and processing materials that would otherwise be thrown away as waste and turning them into new products. Recycling can benefit our community and the environment. Benefits of recycling What can you recycle? Old batteries Roughly only one third of the UK batteries are recycled, the rest end up as general waste. Batteries contain hazardous... - [Privacy Policy](https://sct.london/privacy-policy/): OneStonegrove5 Hayling WayLondonE18 1NAOnestonegrove@sct.londonwww.sct.london Last reviewed 16 December 2022 We are committed to protecting the privacy of our supporters, staff and anyone else whoentrusts their personal information to us. We always endeavour to protect your personalinformation through compliance with the Data Protection Act 1998, the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003, the General Data Protection Regulation and other relevant laws and regulationsThe following Stonegrove Community Trust Privacy Statement explains how we collect, store, use and protect personal information.Please be assured that we never sell your data and we never share it with another company or charity for their own marketing purposes.... - [Postural Stability instructor required](https://sct.london/postural-stability-instructor-required/): We have funding in place to offer a weekly class for older local residents, to help them to improve and develop their mobility, posture and strength. We are seeking a qualified instructor who is experienced with older and sometime physically frail participants to deliver these sessions in our centre. We have previously run classes like this for a number of years. They have been a mix of Falls Prevention, Postural Stability and some light/adapt circuit type training. The attendees are really keen to participate again, but in order to do that we need to find a suitable instructor to work with.... - [Physical and mental well-being resources](https://sct.london/wellbeing/): With increased isolation and the external stress currently, it’s extra important that we look after our well-being, and keep ourselves as healthy as possible. We are working to bring you “virtual community centre” activities soon, but for now here are some links that we think that people might find useful. Five ways to work well from home – BBC Work from home tips Mindful.org Free mindfulness resources. 9 mindfulness exercises to help you manage COVID stress Mental Health Foundation Guide to looking after your mental health during the Coronavirus outbreak. Calm.com A selection of their meditation, and other exercises promoting calmness... - [People of Stonegrove](https://sct.london/blog/) - [Peabody](https://sct.london/peabody/): Following their merger with Family Mosaic who were the original social landlord, Peabody are the social landlord on the Stonegrove estate, bringing 150 year’s worth of history & expertise in housing. With over 55,000 homes, Peabody is one of the largest housing providers in London and the south-east. They deliver services to 111,000 residents, 8,000 care and support customers, and the wider communities in which they work. Peabody focus on those who need their help the most, working with people and communities to build resilience and promote wellbeing. They create and invest in great places where people want to live. Peabody’s... - [OneStonegrove Community Action Plan](https://sct.london/ocap/): This page is now rather out of date – we hope to post something more up to date and robust here soon, but as an indication of how far we’ve come since this was written, in 2020 we shared the equivalent of over 130,000 meals across Barnet and beyond, working with over 100 organisations and over 500 volunteers, who between them gave around £125,000 worth of time. On Tuesday 17th March, the partner organisations in our building came together to see how we could respond to Covid-19 and support our local community.  We pooled our resources and came up with a local... - [Official sources of advice on Coronavirus Covid-19](https://sct.london/official-sources/): UK Government latest information on Covid-19 Social distancing advice – UK Government Self-isolation advice from the NHS What to do if you have symptoms? Coronavirus and your wellbeing – MIND UK BBC news – Covid-19 latest news - [Nudel Ninjas](https://sct.london/nudel-ninjas/): A page for sharing the various ideas, resources, and our progress thus far on this exciting new project. Often wise to start with the Actions agreed, so here in no particular order they are: Gus to set up WhatsApp group for attendees of initial planning evening (done). Gus to explore the waterproofing of the old bin store, to hold various materials. Gus to find out how many attendees for the PALS training, and communicate to others so that we can schedule it. Can we invite parents and others, and organise transport from 1SG? One-off Saturday play session to be organised, with... - [Newsletter](https://sct.london/newsletter/): Current Issue Previous Issues You can view previous Issues of our newsletter below Sign-up to our newsletter To stay up -to-date on the Stonegrove Community Trust, join our mailing list by providing your details below: - [Need support or help?](https://sct.london/support/): If you or any local neighbours need some support or help, then please get in touch. Full details of what we offer are on the OneStonegrove Community Action Plan page, but if you email or leave us a message then we’re happy to just chat through with you what your current needs or anxieties are, and help where we can. Please note that you will probably need to leave a message, and then someone will come back to you. - [Do you have an idea for a project or activity?](https://sct.london/meet-and-chat-with-our-community-organisers/): Our Community Connector and wider team at OneStonegrove will help you to bring your idea to life! What we offer:1) An initial meeting to discuss your ideas and help to develop them. We would behappy to help you with planning, offer you tips on successful workshops andevents management. We can offer ideas, local knowledge and personalintroductions to community members.2) We offer free space at OneStonegrove for you to test and run your activities andprojects. You’ll also have access spaces, laptops, Wi-Fi, printing facilities, andmore, providing all the resources you need to bring your ideas to life.3) Information and knowledge about the... - [Make a Donation](https://sct.london/donate/): Every donation helps OneStonegrove continue their ongoing work to support the local community. Make a regular monthly donation Regular monthly donations help us continue our activities supporting the local community. To set up a regular donation, choose the amount below. Make a single donation Every donation matters and will help us to continue the vital work we do to support our local community With your generous support, we can continue to reach those who need our help most - [Little Leaders Nursery](https://sct.london/little-leaders-nursery/): Little Leaders Nursery is based in the heart of the community, on the first floor of OneStonegrove Community Centre. Catering for the ages of 3 months to 5 years, this purpose-built nursery provides a fantastic range of resources in the beautifully set out open planned space. Our warm and welcoming entrance can only be accessed via our secure entry phone system. There are excellent transport links close by to allow our working parents to drop their children off and quickly get to the train station or bus stops. You can be in central London in under 30 minutes from Stanmore Station. We... - [Information for those with disabilities or specific health issues](https://sct.london/health-specific-information/): Carers guidance around Coronavirus – Carers UK Advice on Coronavirus for those with Cancer – One Cancer Voice Guidance for those with heart or circulatory diseases – British Heart Foundation Diabetes and Coronavirus – Diabetes UK Cystic Fibrosis Trust Coronavirus information Primary Immunodeficiency UK homepage   Handwashing guide for those with Eczema – National Eczema Society - [Get Involved](https://sct.london/opportunities-with-us/): Fancy starting your own project at OneStoneGrove?  Where residents have ideas or projects to help generally to grow the confidence and skills of our residents and are keen to develop this, we want to help you make it happen! Thanks to our partner Peabody Housing we are sometimes able to offer small grants of up to £500 for each project.  We can offer  Training or activity space for the activity  Access to office space Access to IT Our network of residents Please email gus@sct.london explaining your idea and what you need to deliver the project! Tell our CEO what you think... - [Gallery: OneStonegrove 1st Birthday Party](https://sct.london/onestonegrove-1st-birthday-party/) - [Gallery: OneStonegrove](https://sct.london/onestonegrove-gallery/) - [Gallery: Grand Opening Celebration](https://sct.london/gallery-grand-opening-celebration/) - [Gallery: Construction of OneStonegrove](https://sct.london/gallery-construction-of-onestonegrove/) - [Galleries](https://sct.london/galleries/): Construction of OneStonegrove Grand Opening Celebration 1st Birthday Party OneStonegrove - [Free Play](https://sct.london/free-play/): Free Play is a Stonegrove Community Trust project providing weekly play sessions for local children in Edgware, Barnet. Our playwork approach means children direct their own play using loose parts and materials, proven to develop independence, creativity, conflict management, social skills and teamwork.  4-7s Free Play  4-7s Free Play runs on Thursdays from 3.30-5.30 in Goldsmith Hall. With loose parts including NudelKart, we build what we can imagine. Snacks for children are provided during the session. Parents are welcome to wait in the cafe area, where refreshments are available.  Family Free Play  Family Free Play runs every second Saturday of the... - [F.U.S.E Youth Project](https://sct.london/fuse-youth-project/): F.U.S.E. Youth Project is an exciting club set up for young people living on the Grahame Park, West Hendon and Stonegrove estates in Barnet Monday and Wednesday open access youth sessions take place at OneStonegrove every week during term-time. Sessions are open to all young people living on the Stonegrove Estate and surrounding areas, aged 8 – 16 years, involving a range of activities, sports and games. A hot meal is provided every session. Times: from 4 – 9pm (under 11’s will be asked to leave at 7pm) Youth workers are available on site to support young people with; activities, mentoring,... - [Equality, Diversity and Inclusion](https://sct.london/equality-diversity-and-inclusion/): We are focused on achieving the very best for our local communities, placing power intheir hands to make the changes that they wish to see, in their lives, in the lives of others, and in the wider community. We use the practices of Community Organising & Community Hosting in this work – practices which we believe are ideal for raising the voice of those less often heard, and for ensuring democratic processes. These practices however amount to nothing without us ensuring that we bring diversity into every room and area in which we operate, and so we are fully focused on... - [Environmental sustainability](https://sct.london/environmental-sustainability/): We believe that the climate crisis is the biggest issue facing our planet. It is something we will strive to work together with the local, national and international community, to ensure many generations to come will be proud of us as a human race.  As a charity, all at Stonegrove Community Trust are committed to protecting and enhancing the environment for future generations. This means we will act responsibly, considering environmental, social and economic factors in all our decision making. We believe we have a responsibility to take action on this issue, and that how we do what we do is... - [Easy Fundraising](https://sct.london/easy-fundraising/): Please help support Stonegrove Community Trust by shopping online. Use easyfundraising to shop with over 3,600 retailers including Amazon, Argos, John Lewis, ASOS, Booking.com, eBay, Boden, and M&S. Every time you shop, you’ll raise a free donation for Stonegrove Community Trust every time, it’s that easy! Learn more & sign up - [Coronavirus Covid-19](https://sct.london/coronavirus/): During this challenging time we are working hard to meet the needs of local residents. The following links will take you to web pages that we will keep regularly updated. Coronavirus Covid-19 advice and information OneStonegrove Foodbank Need support or help? - [Contact](https://sct.london/contact/): How to find us: Address: 5 Hayling Way, Edgware HA8 8BN Get in Touch: We value your feedback and suggestions. If you would like to contact Stonegrove Community Trust then you may do so using the information below:   Or fill in your details below and a member of our Community will get in touch with you at the earliest convenience: - [Become a Trustee](https://sct.london/become-a-trustee/): 1 x Resident Trustee + 1 Co-opted Trustee Position: Resident Trustee Location:   OneStonegrove, 5 Hayling Way, Edgware HA8 8BN Remuneration: The Trustee role is a voluntary position. Out of pocket expenses will be covered. Hours: Our Trustee meetings are quarterly. Most Trustees also attend a subgroup of the board, which also meet quarterly. You will need to invest enough time to understand the charity and our activities and read and comment on meeting papers. There are various other ways to get involved as a Trustee between meetings. Length of commitment: The term of office for a Trustee is initially three years.... - [Beaj's Story](https://sct.london/beajs-story/): I thoroughly enjoyed the training back in January 2020. What I really enjoyed about the training was firstly being able to meet residents I had never met before and secondly how the trainers allowed and created a very respectful and inclusive atmosphere for all of us attendees. I can honestly say that there was no part of the training that I did not enjoy. The practical elements of the training and the Circle listening exercise were extremely engaging, created great awareness and were at the same time good fun! Following the training I joined the SCT team as a Community Connector,... - [Welcome to our community](https://sct.london/): The Stonegrove Community Trust was originally set up in 2014, and OneStonegrove was opened to the local community in the Summer of 2016. We are a resident-led charity, working in partnership with St Peter’s Church, Peabody, Stonegrove Estates Youth Project, F.U.S.E Youth Project, and others. Stonegrove Community Trust’s vision is to Establish a sustainable joint community and church centre, as the social and cultural hub of our community. To be recognised and valued by local residents as the heart of Stonegrove, providing secure, buzzing, informative and fun spaces for all to enjoy whilst breaking down barriers of social and community integration, effectively reducing social... - [Baptisms](https://sct.london/baptisms/): Baptism is a very special moment on the journey of faith and a time for rejoicing and celebration. As a joint community and church centre, OneStonegrove has a full-size baptismal pool which is securely hidden underneath the flooring in the imposing Wilberforce Hall which is the largest room in the building. As a licensed place of worship, Wilberforce Hall is available to hire to Christian churches that have no facilities within their own buildings to hold baptisms. Other rooms can also be hired for celebrations and catering is available at an extra cost. Feel free to call or email us to... - [Accessible information, and information in other languages and formats](https://sct.london/accessible-information/): Foreign language guides to Covid-19 – Doctors of the World Easy Read guide to Coronavirus from Mencap British Sign Language information on Coronavirus – Sign Health [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)