Wayside Community Organisation

Objectives:
Our fundamental aims and objectives remain the same to offer love and support to the most vulnerable members of the community by thriving to help them to enhance the quality of their lives.

Overseas Outreach Project:
The Overseas Outreach Project as its name implies reaches out to our brothers and sisters in Africa and the Caribbean.

African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust

To raise awareness in the Black community, enabling potential donors to come forward and be involved in the process of offering hope and a healthy future to someone whose disease may otherwise prove fatal. The likelihood is that finding a matching donor is considerably greater in donors from the same ethnic background.

To support and assist African/Caribbean people and people of mixed parentage suffering from Leukaemia and any other bone marrow related illnesses such as Aplastic Anaemia. To educate the public about the needs for better services of people suffering from Leukaemia or any other Bone Marrow diseases. To provide practical and home help, counselling, advice and moral support to peoples of African/Caribbean descent who suffer from Leukaemia and other related illnesses and to assist in the locating of funds for research.

No Sweat is an activist, campaigning organisation, fighting sweatshop bosses, in solidarity with workers, worldwide.

Sweatshop labour is modern, global capitalism stripped bare. From the small, backstreet sweatshop to some of the biggest corporations in the world - child labour, forced overtime, poverty wages, unsafe conditions, harassment of women workers and intimidation of trade unionists are commonplace.

The NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children)

The NSPCC is the UK's leading charity specialising in child protection and the prevention of cruelty to children. We have been directly involved in protecting children and campaigning on their behalf since 1884.

The Mellow Campaign
The Mellow Campaign is a partnership programme which aims to stimulate and develop creative and sustainable solutions to reduce the over representation of young African & Caribbean males between the ages of 11 years through to 34 years in mental health services living in the boroughs of City/Hackney, Newham and Tower Hamlets.

Mellow
East London & the City Mental Health NHS Trust
Unit 201
Bow Technipole
153-159 Bow Road
London E3 2SE

Tel: 0208 709 5873/2/1 or 5862
Email: mellow.centre@elcmht.nhs.uk