LifeLine Projects

LifeLine Projects

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Characterised by renewed hope, developed confidence and improved skills, our programmes release people to be agents of change in their communities.

We focus on empowering and enhancing the lives of those people most isolated and vulnerable, building their confidence and helping them to learn new skills, so that they may fully live their lives and become a part of their community. LifeLine Projects was founded in 2000 by a group of volunteers in East London who saw a need in their local community. Realising that they could be part of the solution, they began working with isolated and marginalised women. Since then, we’ve grown from a small organisation with just two part-time members of staff, to one of the larger community-based social enterprises in the capital. Over the years, we’ve worked with numerous organisations to deliver many public-sector-funded programmes, and we’ve received several awards recognising the fruits of our programmes and been short-listed for many more.

21/08/2026

🌈 LifeLine Projects is inviting the Harold Hill community to the Switch on the Hill Launch Party on Saturday 22nd August, 12pm to 3pm at MyPlace.

Residents can discover local services, share what matters most in their neighbourhood, try community workshops, enjoy games, and grab some free pizza. 🍕🎉

Celebrating twenty years of championing faith groups 15/05/2026

Celebrating twenty years of FaithAction -

Celebrating twenty years of championing faith groups For those in need, the practical support offered by faith communities is a constant—faith is the first in and the last out.

01/05/2026

With the long weekend coming, if you, or someone you know is in distress, or worried about poor mental health, our Listening Lounge may be a good option on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays.

Preventing young people from becoming NEET should be more than just finding them a job 27/04/2026

Preventing young people from becoming NEET should be more than just finding them a job -

Preventing young people from becoming NEET should be more than just finding them a job In early 2026, nearly a million young people aged 16 to 24 are NEET, the highest level in over a decade.

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Dagenham

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm