Reports

Download our annual report to learn about our organisation and our financial accounts.

Read our annual report and financial statements year to 31st March 2015

Read our annual report and financial statements FINAL to 31st March 2016

Read our annual report and financial statements FINAL 31st March 2017

Read our Evaluation report on our ESOL class for women over 60 funded by the City Bridge Trust created by PhD students from University College of London

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Upcoming Events
Harvest Festival 2018

Our annual celebration of our community in Newham, to give thanks to our donors & supporters. Join us on Wednesday the 17th of October. You will have the opportunity to make a donation of food & nappies to support local refugees and migrants.
Mystery Harvest Donor

thank you so much to whoever delivered an amazing 39 bags of food at the weekend. Please can you let us know who you are so we can thank you. Either email [email protected] or call 0208 471 6954. Whoever ever you are, you are a star!!
Harvest Festival 2018

Our annual celebration of our community in Newham, to give thanks to our donors & supporters. Join us on Wednesday the 17th of October. You will have the opportunity to make a donation of food & nappies to support local refugees and migrants.

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Contact & Where to find us
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.
What we do

Our services are taken up by over 5,000 people a year in Newham who are facing challenges in their life because they might be a carer, a migrant or refugee, homeless, or unable to communicate because English isn't a language they know.
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.
Other sources of 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.
Work for us

What we do at The Renewal Programme is made possible by our 45 staff, and 50 volunteers who regularly get involved and contribute to the charity’s work.
How to contact us and /or make a referral to Newham Carers Network
Ruth Bravery

Meet the CEO who has dedicated her life to supporting and enriching people to achieve positive change within their lives.

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