The Regents Park Time Bank (RPTB) is a grassroots self-help charity rooted in the diverse and dynamic Regents Park Ward in Camden, London. Since our founding in 2005, we’ve been dedicated to fostering trust, mutual respect, and cooperation among neighbours by promoting the exchange of time, skills, and knowledge.
Founded: 2005
Location: Regents Park Ward, Camden, London
Mission: Our mission is simple yet powerful: to bring people together to create a stronger, more inclusive community. Through volunteering, skill-sharing, and community programmes, we aim to empower individuals and build a neighbourhood where everyone feels valued and respected.
Discover the benefits of joining our community:
"My mental wellbeing has definitely improved as I normally love being with other people and in contributing and helping out."
Our Key Programmes
Supporting families with children under 12 through engaging events and activities.
Organising low-cost, accessible and creative family friendly and child orientated activity programmes with regular trips off the estate during school holidays open to local families with children under 12 years.
Supporting families who have children under 5 years with tailored activities and drop-in sessions.
Organising a self-help Under 5’s Group, providing baby and toddler activities and trips with a dedicated Early Years Worker.
Fostering connections and building friendships through shared experiences, mutual support, and vibrant community-led initiatives.
Organising events bringing the different generations together building mutual trust and new friendships, learning from each other at events such as our Grandparents Day in October.
Offering a platform for residents to learn new skills, share skills with others, gain experience, and give back.
Time members are key to delivering a wide range of community and children’s activities, trips, events and workshops. Volunteers receive induction, training and ongoing support from more established members and encouraged to share their skills with others.
Tackling food insecurity through monthly community lunches, skills-based learning preparing healthy meals on a budget and accessing low-cost food via new Food Coops.
Workshops such as Kids in the Kitchen teach young people how to prepare low-cost meals that are healthy and tasty!
Information exchanging between members through sharing skills and knowledge
Signposting and advocacy through information drop-in sessions run by our experienced Family Worker together with guest experts
Outcomes achieved during 2025
We’re grateful for the generous support of our funders and partners, including:
My daughter felt really proud and appreciated when she was asked if she could run an Origami class for the other children.
I felt so lonely left with 2 young children and in despair as to what to do. Through the Time Bank both me and the children made really good new friends. Some were even from the same country as me!
My mental wellbeing has definitely improved as I normally love being with other people and in contributing and helping out
I now know places I would have never have found on my own and now take my children there
We have had the most amazing holiday at home!
I met new mums like me and when I go to the park everybody says hi! And my children play with other children they met on the programme
Gave me confidence and how to do it for myself and my children
Check out some of our exciting upcoming events:
Augustus Street, London NW1 3TJ
Old Diorama Arts Centre 201 Drummond Street, London NW1 3FE
Augustus Street, London NW1 3TJ
Check back regularly to stay informed and inspired by the amazing things happening in our community.
10 April 2026
20 November 2025
