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SCT’s Garden Naming Competition

We’re running a competition to name a new public garden in Shoreditch. The winner will be given two free passes to the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, including a ride on the Kew Explorer.

How the New Hanbury Project is helping Lou sustain her recovery

Lou tells us her life before, during and after being introduced to the New Hanbury Project - our personal development and training centre for people in recovery.

Join us for our free summer garden party!

Celebrate the hard work of our New Hanbury Project gardening students at the opening of the new Shakespeare-themed garden in St. Leonard's Church gardens in Shoreditch.

Grant Thornton raise over £7000 for SCT on Give & Gain Day

Business in the Community's annual Give & Gain Day wows SCT.

Nancy interviewed in The Stylist

Read this week's Diary piece in The Stylist to find out how one of our recovery managers spends her day.

Barbara Windsor starts the SCT Charity Shop Strut

Read about the first ever Charity Shop Strut - part of our 50th birthday celebrations.

Colin reflects as he moves into a supported house

Colin shares his life story with us.

Marathon runners raise over £5000 for SCT

Our fab trio of runners make us proud - and humble.

Join the Charity Shop Strut!

Join us for a 5 mile walk through some of the best charity shops, street markets and coffee in East London!

Restoration Station Opening Party

Restoration Station is a small vintage furniture shop making a big difference to people’s lives. After trading for more than a year, the newest of SCT's social enterprise is holding an opening party this week.

Acorn House described as ‘a fantastic local resource’

Steve Letoi, a local clinical specialist in mental health issues and addictions describes how Acorn House, our residential accommodation for people recovering from drink and drug addictions is a "fantastic local resource".

The Accidental Hipster – Out Now!

It’s finally here! Hot off the presses, our much anticipated magazine, The Accidental Hipster (TAH), is out in print and to download.