Json Singh
Organizer, Resident of Kidbrooke
Email Json Singh
Toss it? No way.
Kidbrooke Repair Cafe - do you have a broken toaster? A laptop playing up? Now we have a place to get it fixed, for free, with friendly advice and support from your community.
ClothesFurnitureElectrical appliancesToysBicyclesEtc
Community fix-up.Repair help for broken household items, friendly advice, and a place to keep useful things in use - right here in Kidbrooke. Focused on recycling, reusing, and repairing, we can all help reduce waste and keep our planet a little greener.
When? Every second Saturday of the month, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Where? Kidbrooke Community Hub, 8 Pegler Square, London SE3 9GR
RSVP
Let us know you're coming
Enter your email to register - that's it!
Due to the venue closure, we had to move the event to 9th of August from the 8th. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Read the visitor agreementPlan ahead
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Directions
Find Kidbrooke Community Hub
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What to bring
Anything that can be saved?
Broken toasters and other appliances
Laptops, small electronics, and gadgets
Clothing, textiles, and much-loved items
We also accept donations
Even if your item is fully broken, please consider a donation so we can train volunteers for future fixes. If you are throwing it away anyway, your support can still help the community.
Repair cafe is
Open to everyone
Repairing broken items together, with advice from volunteers, friendly encounters, and inspiration.
Read the visitor agreementCost? Free.Get Involved
We are looking for volunteers
Kidbrooke Repair Cafe is looking for volunteers! We are looking for people to help run the Repair Cafe in Kidbrooke. No repair skills are required, just a willingness to help.
Repair skills are great to have, but not essential. Come be part of a friendly community project that helps keep items out of landfill and brings people together.
Read the volunteer agreementMeet the Team
Friendly faces behind Repair Cafe
Gary Mack
GCDA
This could be you
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