Community partnerships

Anti-Slavery

Anti-Slavery International, established in 1839, is the world's oldest international human rights organisation and works to eliminate all forms of slavery through research, raising awareness and campaigning.

Carl Campbell Dance Company 7

A contemporary Caribbean Dance Theatre Company with a deep commitment to the educational development and appreciation of Caribbean dance and culture as a performing art.

The Cutty Sark Trust

The Trust displays and maintains the sole surviving tea clipper in the world (c. 1869) which is in dry berth in Greenwich. The aim of the Trust is for the long-term preservation of Cutty Sark, to interpret and promote access to formal and informal learning opportunities.

Gary Drostle

Born in Greenwich, professional artist Gary Drostle creates murals and mosaics.

Greenwich Council

The Arts and Culture Office works with a wide range of artists and cultural organisations to enrich the life of the borough and provide high quality opportunities for residents and visitors alike.

Greenwich Dance

gDA runs dance classes for adults and children in a range of different dance styles, and delivers dance projects and workshops in Greenwich schools and to different community groups in the borough.

Refugee Council

The Refugee Council is the largest charity in the UK giving practical help to asylum seekers and refugees. We provide direct, practical assistance at our nationwide One Stop Services, and also fight to advance their rights both in the UK and abroad.

Replica Warehouse

We source and supply a wide range of original and replica period artefacts for projects, displays, education and retail.

The Sea Cadets

The Sea Cadets – flying the flag for the Royal Navy where it matters most, in the community.