Our Impact

A group of children performing on stage, dressed in brown, white, and yellow outfits with painted faces, raising their arms in unison. The audience watches attentively from orange theatre seats. The performance takes place in a dimly lit theatre, highlighting the expressive gestures of the children. This image represents the impact of community arts and creative expression at Regents Park Time Bank.

The Difference We Make Together

At Regents Park Time Bank (RPTB), our mission is not just about exchanging time and skills—it’s about transforming lives and strengthening our community.

Why Our Work Matters

For over two decades, RPTB has been empowering individuals and families in the diverse and vibrant Regents Park Ward. From supporting vulnerable families to bridging generational gaps, our programmes and activities create meaningful change.

We believe that every contribution counts, and together, we’re building a neighbourhood where everyone feels valued, respected, and supported.

Outcomes achieved during 2025

3,788

Hours of recorded volunteering

2,437

Healthy meals and packed lunches

244

Registered children (0-12 years)

164

Separate sessional activities

123

Families in need as members

119

Families connected together on WhatsApp

81%

Of BAME ethnic origin

42%

Were new family members

46

Trips off the estate

95%

Of children reported improved mental wellbeing as a result of taking part in our programmes

96%

Of registered families not enrolled on any other play scheme

92%

Of families experienced reduced social isolation and better connected to their community

Case Studies

Filanza with 3 children under 5 and 2 being twins Came every day and enjoyed the small group trips and outdoor games. Issue only had a buggy for two so was dependent upon others. Was able to link up with two other Albanian families who supported each other

Hiba was new to the area and knew nobody. Becoming a volunteer was certainly a way of getting to know lots of people! She got to know other parents whose children went to the school that had been earmarked for her children in advance of of start of the new school year. This she found extremely useful in terms of getting school uniforms, where to go for extra help.

Zin and Serap were so happy to take on a formal role when they became joint volunteer leaders for a trip to Brighton and having to organise 51 people. For them the whole experience was a positive one.

How We Create Impact

There are so many ways you can get involved and make a difference, including:

01
Empowering Families - Supporting low-income families with children under 12 through activities and resources.

Empowering Families

Supporting low-income families with children under 12 through activities and resources.

02

Building Community

Strengthening bonds between neighbours through skill-sharing and cooperation.

Building Community​ - Strengthening bonds between neighbours through skill-sharing and cooperation.
03
Fostering Inclusion - Promoting equality and mutual respect among individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and circumstances.

Fostering Inclusion

Promoting equality and mutual respect among individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and circumstances.

04

Encouraging Wellbeing

Offering workshops, events, and programmes that nurture physical, emotional, and social health.

A group of people, including children and adults, engaging in a community gardening activity. A woman with braided hair and a man in a checkered shirt are carefully tending to a raised garden bed filled with soil and young plants. A young girl wearing a patterned hijab and a pink jacket observes the activity in the background. The setting is outdoors, enclosed by a black metal fence with greenery growing around it.

Art, Senses, Imagination

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Help us continue creating meaningful impact in our community. Whether you join as a member, volunteer, or supporter, your involvement makes a difference.
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