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Seeking space to utilise for community project

By FirstLady
July 7, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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FirstLady

Posted July 7, 2015

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Posted July 7, 2015

We are a registered company seeking premises in South East London to house community projects, either for adults or for teenagers to use as a youth/learning centre.

We are applying for funding etc and a church hall or community space with an office (even a small one) could be a suitable place to start.

Likewise if you are a community project or church we would also consider offering our services, working for you, mentoring etc. We are open to suggestions.

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