Free workshops for Hackney schools
If your school is in Hackney, it is eligible for free ecoACTIVE workshops. see here
Energise: Fuel poverty project
ecoACTIVE is working with Sanctuary Housing to help their tenants cut electricity and gas bills and tackle fuel poverty. Contact us if you would like to know more.
examples of our projects
Are you a teacher, youth worker or group leader? Find out how ecoACTIVE can help you by looking through current and past projects using the menu above.
get in contact
We’re happy to discuss your ideas, talk to you about what we can offer and help you find funding for related projects, so get in touch.
get involved
As a charity we rely on the support of a wide range of people to get involved with our work, including funders, management committee members and volunteers. See more here
ecoACTIVE is an innovative environmental education charity with a reputation for using hands-on, practical approaches to explore complex issues of sustainability.
We create eye-opening experiences for children and adults alike, working with schools and the wider community to develop their understanding of the world around them and give people the skills they need to make things better. See more about ecoACTIVE here
latest news…see more here
- Energise: Fuel poverty project 10/03/2011
ecoACTIVE is working with Sanctuary Housing to help their tenants cut electricity and gas bills and tackle fuel poverty. Hands on, interactive energy saving workshops will be delivered at community groups, children's centres and schools... - Team London Grant 10/02/2011
We will be working with a group of local volunteers from the Kingsmead estate to design and create a new wildlife garden in Daubeney Fields Park. This project will be delivered in partnership with LBH... - ecoACTIVE AGM 09/19/2011
Our Annual General Meeting will be help on Monday 3rd October at Hackney City Farm, 1 Goldsmith's Row, E2 8QA. Drinks and networking from 4.30, AGM 5pm - 6pm. We hope to see you there!...
- Energise: Fuel poverty project 10/03/2011
In 2011, young people from 7 London boroughs submitted posters in the competition. The winning entry for each borough were displayed on buses.
