Postcode Society Trust is a grant-giving charity funded entirely by players of People’s Postcode Lottery. Our organisation received restricted funding from the Trust to run our 2023/2024 outdoor learning sessions and litter picks. Our organisation received unrestricted funding from the Trust to support our project in 2024/2025.

Newham Community Assemblies, now People Powered Places, funds projects addressing the priorities of each Newham neighbourhood, voted for by local residents. Our organisation was awarded funding 3 years in a row to run our outdoor learning sessions, community events and litter picks. In addition it is funding woodland management and a nature trail/ map for the 2023/2024 cycle.

The Royal Docks Trust provides community benefits to the Docklands part of Newham (between the A13 and the River Thames). Our organisation was awarded a minor grant to run a term of Forest School sessions for children with SEND in a local school in 2024/2025 and another minor grant to run a term of drop off Forest School sessions in 2025/2026.

The L&Q Foundation develops and funds social initiatives for local communities. Our organisation was awarded funding in 2025 to run foraging walks, gardening sessions and after school club Forest School for the local community in Beckton, and residents of Windsor Park Estate. We were awarded funding, in partnership with Beckton Globe Youth Zone, in 2026 to provide a gardening club and social space for young people 11-25 years.

Our 2026 project, Beckton Roots & Boots, is funded by the Mayor of London’s Green Roots Fund. The project’s focus is nature restoration and woodland management activities, such as clearing invasive species, building habitats for insects and slow worm, clearing litter and maintaining access paths.

Our 2026 project, Be Wild in Beckton, is funded by the London Marathon Foundation. The project’s focus is encouraging families, especially mothers and children from diverse backgrounds, to get active outdoors through weekly sessions including Family Forest School, After School Club and SEND Forest School.

Lyle’s Local Fund will support our Beckton Explorers project, to run our Summer 2026 Term of Drop Off Forest School sessions. Expanding our physical activity provision in Beckton District Park, focusing on local families from diverse ethnic backgrounds; including children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) who particularly benefit from an active, outdoor and multisensory learning approach.