We're on a mission to ensure no refugee, asylum seeker, or migrant woman faces her journey alone. By supporting Brushing Safe Ground, you become part of a community that transforms the lives of women and their children through connection and care.

Our Feast for Friendship fundraiser was a resounding success! Over the course of 11 feasts, we came together in the spirit of generosity, friendship and community, raising an incredible £4,890 to support the Touching Safe Ground (TSG) project.

Globe Community Project has taken a significant step forward by launching our first six-week course specifically designed for Bangladeshi women in Tower Hamlets.

Imagine sitting alone at the dinner table week after week, month after month, and even during celebrations like Ramadan, Diwali, Easter, Christmas, and Yom Kippur.

Having celebrated Trustees week in early November, we’re spotlighting a few of the community champions who have transformed our charity, taking you behind the scenes to see what they actually do.

This month, we are running a new men’s course for those over 60 who are members of Bow Geezers Club. We are enthusiastic about the potential impact of this course in connecting with the existing members and delivering our well-established over 60’s course.

Top project manager? Good with people? Super organised? Join our dynamic and growing charity in the heart of East London, bringing your project and operations skills and expertise to provide transformative experiences for isolated, lonely older people.

After travelling thousands of miles to reach the United Kingdom, many newly arrived women think their epic journey is over, whereas in reality, it may be only just beginning.

Our participants show us that growing old involves adapting to change, including physical health, retirement, and losing loved ones. Resilience and adaptability become essential. Embracing change rather than resisting it can lead to a much more positive and fulfilling ageing experience.

We seek a friendly and dynamic outreach and engagement lead to support weekly sessions for female asylum seekers, refugees, and local migrant women.

The event gave individuals the chance to pause and deeply consider the profound effects of the pandemic on their lives and communities while also highlighting the resilience and support found within our collective community.

Adults and kids loved rolling out the pizza sourdough and choosing their toppings. A halal BBQ was also on the go under a shady cherry tree, managed by a team of asylum seeker men, with abundant meat and vegetable kebab offerings.

The highlight of the event was making the wellbeing boxes. This unique activity allowed participants to express their creativity and put themselves and their wellbeing first after a lifetime of looking after other people.

Volunteers’ Week 2024, celebrated from 3rd to 7th Jun, is a time to recognise and appreciate the invaluable contributions of volunteers across the UK. At Globe Community Project, volunteers are special to us…

Top trainer? Good with people? Experienced facilitator? Join our dynamic and growing charity in the heart of East London, bringing your community training, mindfulness and wellbeing expertise to provide transformative experiences for isolated, lonely older people

Compelling copywriter? Social media demon? Can own your work and get results? We’re looking for a proactive professional to support our mission to transform loneliness into connection among isolated people and under-served groups in Tower Hamlets. 

You’re in a foreign country. You don’t speak the language, you know nobody. Are you safe? In celebrating International Women’s Day, we celebrate the strength, courage and resilience of women around the world.

Top trainer? Good with people? Experienced in mindfulness? Join our dynamic and growing charity in the heart of East London, bringing your community training, mindfulness and wellbeing expertise to provide transformative experiences for isolated, lonely older people

We all know it’s painful to feel lonely, and this can be even harder when facing other disadvantages. Currently, 700,000 Londoners are classed as severely lonely, which is 1 in 12.

Our ‘Touching Safe Ground’ project facilitators and attendees love coming to the space to practise trauma-aware yoga and English language for women refugees, as well as making use of the outdoor space. It’s got a particularly special place in our hearts which is why after a 4-year campaign to save the space from threatened demolition…