The Tree of Possibilities

You are invited to add your hopes and dreams to our “Tree of Possibilities”…….

Based in our front garden at 308 Brixton Road, our Tree of Possibilities has grown from the idea that it is good for us all to have hopes for the future - whether they are for the world as a whole or just for ourselves.

Take a label, write down your message and tie it to the tree along with everyone else’s – then take a moment to read other peoples contributions.

Just pop in at any time between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.

You will recognize our tree by the lovely sign painted for us by a local artist.

 

SHARP  308 Brixton Rd SW9

 

 Food and faith

Pumpkin soup, garlic and broad beans @ The Brockwell Park Community Greenhouses – see http://transitiontowns.org/Brixton

Creative Sparkles Saturday

 A chance to mosaic a mirror ! screenprint a bag or tshirt! Fashion a bowl in clay! 

Tickets are £15 including art and craft materials 

 At The Creative spark works studio ,Lilian baylis old school lollard st 

                                                                Kennington SE11 6PY 

From 10.30 till 4.00. lunch provided 

 Rsvp to Sylvia edwards email: Sylvia.sparkworks@btinternet.com 

 

 

 Prayers for Peace

 with South London Interfaith Group at Southwark Cathedral, London Bridge, SE1 9DA. 

 4.15pm: 

Contact Alan Gadd:020 8678 8977 or secretary@southlondoninterfaith.org.uk.

 Brixton Reel Film Festival

 Fanon Southside Partnership and NHS Lambeth are organising a mini Film Festival to raise awareness about mental health, recovery and wellbeing.  

Brixton Reel is a part of the work that NHS Lambeth is leading to
boost wellbeing and mental health across the borough. The launch of NHS

Lambeth’s three year mental wellbeing strategy ‘Wellbeing and happiness in Lambeth’ 

will follow the film festival on Friday, 13 November.

Brixton Reel will promote Lambeth’s support for the national Time
to Change campaign in the borough, which aims to remove the stigma

associated with mental health. The film screenings - a mixture of

classic and new - will raise awareness about the black and minority

ethnic (BME) experience of wellbeing and mental health.

Brixton Reel Film Festival'

 Fanon Southside Partnership and NHS Lambeth are organising a mini Film Festival to raise awareness about mental health, recovery and wellbeing.
 Fanon Southside Partnership and NHS Lambeth are organising a mini Film Festival to raise awareness about mental health, recovery and wellbeing.  Brixton Reel is a part of the work that NHS Lambeth is leading to
boost wellbeing and mental health across the borough. The launch of NHSLambeth’s three year mental wellbeing strategy ‘Wellbeing and happiness in Lambeth’ will follow the film festival on Friday, 13 November.Brixton Reel will promote Lambeth’s support for the national Time
to Change campaign in the borough, which aims to remove the stigmaassociated with mental health. The film screenings - a mixture ofclassic and new - will raise awareness about the black and minorityethnic (BME) experience of wellbeing and mental health.

● Burning An Illusion (PG) 

followed by Q&A session with the film’s director Menelik Shabazz

 at Fanon Lambeth, 107 Railton Road, Brixton, SE24 0LR.

 with free lunch at 12.30pm and the screening at 2pm.

For tickets , please contact Fanon Lambeth on 020 7737 2888.

 

Please email wellbeing@lambethpct.nhs.uk if you are interested in getting involved.               

 

  Springforward Spectacular 

 National Interfaith Week. 

See www.interfaithweek.org.ukor email enquiries@interfaithweek.org.uk

REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL PART 2

South London Interfaith Group Lunch.

A chance to share food, faith and news. at the Caribbean Hindu Temple, 

                                                                            16 Ostade Road, SW2 2BB 

12-2PM     A 'special' for National Inter Faith Week.

REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL PART 2

St. Nicholas

Charity Performance of Conor McPhersons Play

Matt Ward an actor and local service user, will be performing Conor McPherson’s one-man play, St.Nicholas, on Friday November 20^th. Matt has performed this play on over 50 occasions, most recently during a five venue tour of Lambeth, sponsored by the Guy’s and St.Thomas’ Charity. He has now offered to perform the play free, and wants to donate the monies raised to the service users and staff from 380 Streatham High Road, a local community mental health team.

Admission is by ticket only. Tickets cost £10, but this also includes wine or fruit juices, which will be provided during the interval and after the play until 11.00pm (a drinks licence has been applied for). 

If you would like to book tickets for the play then send a cheque made payable to “South London and Maudsley NHS Trust,” to me, Dr Jerome Carson, 380 Streatham High Road, Streatham, London SW16 6HP. (e-mail Jerome.Carson@slam.nhs.uk, tel. 020-3228-8100) 

  7.30pm     Nettlefold Hall, West Norwood Library,SE27 9JX