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A theatre workshop led by people with lived experience, focused on this year’s theme ‘Courage’. A lighthearted and fun event open to all, most suitable for children ages 3-11. 

Get free tickets here

Have an old bike that you no longer use? Drop it into the Barking Learning Centre during Refugee Week and The Bike Project will refurbish them. 

Opening hours

From Thursday, 18 June – Sunday, 21 June 

Every day: 10 am - 5 pm

A fun and relaxed movie evening, complete with snacks and refreshments. 15+

A mental health workshop for migrants and sanctuary seekers, focused on the theme of ‘courage’. 

Facilitated storytelling circles, interactive activities and collective reflections will celebrate the collective strengths of attendees and recognise the everyday courage of the community.

A picnic-style event at Kingsley Hall in Dagenham, open to all in the community. 

Free picnic-style food available, with entertainment from Ukrainian singers and arts and crafts for children.

Free to attend, no prior booking required

A 2-hour interactive session focused on planning for employability in a UK setting, including confidence and skills building, reframing setbacks, CV advice and creating a personal action plan. 

This event is targeted at displaced workers from the borough. 

In addition, after the event, Aspire Action will host an online Zoom for free and open to all seeking to improve their employability in the UK. 

Make Afghan-inspired kites and learn about the culture of kite flying and kite fighting around the world, with an opportunity to fly your kites over Abbey Green. 

Suitable for 8+, under-14s must be accompanied by an adult for health and safety. 

Booking

The sessions are free, but you must book a ticket in advance here.

There will be two sessions on the same day. You can choose which one you would like to book: