London Newham and Tower Hamlets
Inspire Women Men and Children was set up to work with BAME communities in London/East London (Newham and Tower Hamlets), as well as migrants and refugees arriving in the UK, by providing targeted, culturally sensitive and holistic support services to meet their needs.
London Newham
Inspire Women Men and Children was set up to work with BAME communities in London/East London (Newham), as well as migrants and refugees arriving in the UK, by providing targeted, culturally sensitive and holistic support services to meet their needs.
Advice Service
We provide advice and advocacy services on benefits and universal credit, employment, assistance with form filling, mental health and other specific issues. Call or email us to make an appointment or request any information and our advisors will contact you at the allocated time. We also signpost to specific services we cannot provide. Trust us to direct you to the best place.
We are open on Wednesday from 11am to 5pm for advice services, but you can make your appointments on any day. Also note that we are open even during this COVID 19 pandemic.
Inspire WMC Food Bank
We continue to provide food parcels to help the local community in Newham and Tower Hamlets affected by the Covid-19 crisis. Kindly donate and support those in need. Get in touch with us if you need help with food during this pandemic and our food bank will assist.
Want to Help
Drop off – non-perishable food, toiletries and household essentials at Maltings Close in Tower Hamlets
Need Help?
Visit us on Fridays @ 14.00 hours -19.00 hours
35 Stratford Road, Plaistow, E13 0NF
Practical support for new arrivals
Inspire WMC supports refugees and migrants of all ethnicities. We offer a sense of ‘family’ when you have none. We help newcomers to integrate into the community and make them feel welcome.
Other Services offered in the Newham and Tower Hamlets Borough include:
- Increasing Awareness for the wider community.
- We provide advice, advocacy and one-to-one support to clients with a range of issues including Housing, Loneliness, Physical, Mental and Financial health Awareness, Parenting Workshops, Domestic Violence Awareness and Befriending and Bereavement Support
- Homework Clubs – Supporting Primary School children with supplementary education.
Breaking Barriers of Loneliness
At Inspire Women, Men and Children we have been bringing together women in Newham and Tower Hamlets through our online Afrocentric Craft making, sewing, baking and cooking lessons. Women have been impacted with different skills which they can use to improve their lives.