Family wellbeing is at the heart of our organisation. The activities and projects our families create our centered around challenging isolation and promoting a holistic approach to wellbeing. Basically it means we believe you cant really improve your body without really improving your mind or environment. 

Every Tuesday afternoon we have a range of wellbeing and mindfulness activities for under fives and thier families.

"The warm welcoming atmosphere, the lovely staff who run the club and the rich activities available for the children." - Family survey 2018, Why are we unique?

You know you have those days when you get home and just don't want to stand in front of the cooker for the whole night. Well I had one of those nights last night.

Help us cut food waste 

Working with Fareshare the Big Red Bus Club will be helping to redistribute surplus food. Deliveries are Tuesday and Thursday, families can help ensure they help cut down food waste by come along and just taking whatever surplus items provided by our local Tesco Stores.

Help others

We know cooking can be tough, especially when your exhausted, on this blog you can share your hints, tips and recipes so you can help other families in the same situation. Just email Tara on party@thebigredbusclub.com or on Facebook with your words and images and we will post it up! Here's our last blog to give some ideas, find out more>> 

Over the last two weeks local charity Skills and Care has been dropping off Marks and Spencer's surplus produce to the Big Red Bus Club. The Neighbourly Project drops surolls products to a number of local charities throughout Greenwich. 

Our users have created a wonderful range of meals and shared their creations on our closed Facebook Group and at the club. 

Nadiya's Brussel Sprout Cheese Muffins and Helen's Banana Ice Cream are just crying out to be shared with the world.  

This blog aims to share the best of the Neighbourly Projects receipes, the hints, cheats and shortcuts we take to make great meals.