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Carnival 2023 new links for the elderly and disabled charitable trust UK

 

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Football Tickets

Recipient of football tickets donated by a Donor

Black History

Black History Month

Join us this Black History Month 2024 as we embrace the theme Reclaiming Narratives. It’s time to take control of our stories, celebrate our heritage, and ensure our voices are heard. Discover how you can get involved and make a lasting impact on how Black history is told and taught.

Bishop Wilfred Wood

The Church of England’s first black Bishop

Wilfred Denniston Wood KA (born 15 June 1936) was Bishop of Croydon from 1985 to 2003, the first black bishop in the Church of England. He came second in the 100 Great Black Britons list in 2004.

Daphne Steele

Guyanese nurse and midwife who was a pioneering Black matron in the NHS.

Daphne Steele (1927 to 2004), described as a ‘quiet revolutionary’, made history by becoming the first Black matron in the National Health Service in 1964.

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Eco Community Garden 2024

Mayor visit opening of Eco Community Garden 30th June 2024

Our Past Events

Notting Hill Carnival 2023

Nottinghill Carnival has been a fantastic weekend for The Elderly And Disabled Charitable Trust UK.

The charity raised £1948.35!

Notting Hill Carnival 2022

Our charity has taken the opportunity this year to fund raise at the Notting Hill Carnival. 

A different way of fundraising.​

We invested in carnival items, such as country whistles and flags. The first carnival in Notting hill was in 1966, it celebrates the rich history of Caribbean culture in London. The first carnival attracted over 500 people, it has since grown to 5000 performers in a parade and more than 30 sound systems. With more than 1 million people attending throughout the two days.

 

The Elderly & Disabled Charitable Trust UK raised £800.

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The Community Eco Project

Commence 1st Feb 2023 – May 2023

Every Wednesday at Bridge park

1pm-4pm

Helping the environment community gardens encourage sustainable land management and improve the local environment by turning disused and even derelict sites into beautiful places.

Community gardens encourage residents to be more physically and socially active to develop strong ties to their local area. Gardens provide nutritional value through the growing and consumption of organic fruit and vegetables alongside relief from stress and anxiety.

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