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Who we are

We are Newham Community Renewal Programme, a registered charity. We work with the community in Newham and beyond to transform and inspire lives. We empower people to change their lives through advocacy, education, temporary accommodation and a wide range of positive activities.
How can I access RAMP services?

If you would like to refer someone to The Refugee & Migrant Project or if you need support yourself click here.
Support for Carers in Newham
Barking Road Hostel

Our Barking Road Hostel provides accommodation for 31 homeless people with alcohol and substance misuse issues and housing management.
Who is eligible for the Refugee and Migrant services?

Due to lack of funding, it has become necessary for our Refugee and Migrant Project (RAMP) to focus on service users with the greatest need. We are only able to support individuals and families who are destitute.
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Our Food Bank

Every Tuesday our food bank is open at our base in Manor Park. We provide a parcel of dry food such as pasta, rice, tinned tomatoes and beans, tinned fish, tea and biscuits.
Room & Hall Hire

We have a great range of rooms and halls for hire by community groups, churches and businesses or for social events on either a regular or occasional basis.
One Newham

The Renewal Programme is a founding member of a new organisation called One Newham. The One Newham Vision is to create a strong and collaborative Voluntary and Community Sector which puts the people of Newham at its heart.
Our history

Newham Community Renewal Programme Ltd was founded in 1971 by the Reverend Clifford Hill, the Reverend Ted Finch and the Reverend Roland Joiner. Today the charity’s trustees, staff, volunteers and beneficiaries reflect the diversity of Newham itself. We pride ourselves on offering support without judging why or how someone came to a position where they needed support.

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