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Club Zone One October Half-Term Programme
Half-term creative activities and day trips for young people aged 10- 16 years old

After-School Cricket Club
A free after-school cricket club for boys and girls aged 7–14.

Wellbeing Hub
A friendly and welcoming space to relax, enjoy a cup of tea!

Fathers Forum
Dads supporting dads through challenges.

Female Body Conditioning
Free fitness and wellbeing workouts at Aberfeldy Health and Wellbeing Centre.

Dance Fitness Nuffield Health
Women only dance cardio workout!

Lucky Lines!
Seniors club bingo sessions at Aberfeldy Health and Wellbeing Centre

Hatha Yoga
Mixed or ladies only Hatha yoga sessions.

Dressmaking for Beginners
Sewing and dressmaking class delivered by WEA.

Spotlight
Youth space with a wide range of activities for ages 11–19, 25 for SEND people

Singing for the Brain
Monthly Dementia-friendly music and connection with Alzheimer’s Society.

Wild Connect
Relaxed, friendly meet ups for women.

Keeping well this winter
Nobody wants to spend winter feeling under the weather! Winter of Wellbeing is bringing free NHS vaccinations and health checks for adults to community centres across Tower Hamlets, making it easier to look after your health.
Find out where we’ll be and more about who’s eligible for a free flu or COVID-19 vaccination. No booking needed.
Winter of WellbeingGet local activities straight to your phone
Join the Well One WhatsApp community channel for updates on free and low-cost activities near you.
No group chat. Just updates.
Join the Well One WhatsApp

Stronger Minds - Supporting young people to look after their mental health
Growing up can bring plenty of pressures and challenges. Stronger Minds offers workshops, support and information for young people aged 11-18, as well as resources to help parents and carers understand how to listen and support them.
Find out more
Healthy Tower Hamlets - In Our Hands
We all have habits around food we don’t always notice – like how much oil we pour into the pan, or how portions slowly get bigger over time.
In Our Hands brings everyday food habits to life through short, relatable stories and practical ideas.
Watch them here