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Our Mission is to promote environmental
action and self-empowerment through
humour, art, education and entertainment. SWC aims to promote
the protection and improvement
of the natural environment by
increasing public knowledge and
understanding of human behaviour
which is not harmful to the Earth.
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come and join us as we can't do it
alone. We need your help! There are
many ways to get involved. if you
don't find the information you require
on these pages, please email
or phone us directly....! |
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| Mosaic workshops: 2-5 on Tuesdays and 10-4 Fridays and 7-10 Thursday nights |
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| Thanks to Deloitte for volunteering at SWC! |
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A most successful day for SWC with around 15 Deloitte volunteers having an office away day and coming to help with the current community mosaic project. They also braved the cold and gave the existing Kingston town mosaics a clean and polish.
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| Des Kay wins South East London Green Champion award |
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Des Kay has won the South London Guardian Green Champion of the year award.
On accepting his award and a prize of a hot air balloon trip, Des said: “I'm really honoured to be the first Green Champion.”
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| 'What
can we do for your school, your community... |
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Save
the World Club have a qualified and
experienced team of community artists
that can help all stakeholders achieve
enormous benefits from a locally based
environmental arts project. We have worked with all age groups and
all levels of ability including participants
with learning difficulties and hard-to-reach
groups. We have particular expertise
in attracting and working with young
offenders and with target families.....more
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People
always do everything wrong to nature and themselves.
Man seems to have one function on earth: to destroy
himself. The nature of the plant world is always
constructive. It is always the teacher, in the
creative as well as the ecological sense.
Friedensreich Hundertwasser
"Saving the world is not
too hard, you just have to start
in your own backyard." Des Kay |
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