Inspiring Our Young People to Recycle and Repurpose Through Art
Busy Buttons approached Tesco Dedworth and asked if they could help us recycle and repurpose some of our waste materials.
The picture shows Mary handing over a pile of shrink wrap to Louella for Busy Buttons to process… we’ll report more on this project as it evolves 😉
Below is a story that tells you a little more about Busy Buttons work in the community…
A CONSCIOUS JOURNEY
“Inspired by a life-threatening event, Busy Buttons was born with an aim to promote creative expression, nurture imagination, make human connections, enrich and empower the lives of young people from diverse ethnicities and social backgrounds with varying abilities and needs.
Over the years, Busy Buttons CORE has grown to continue in its outreach delivering vibrant inclusive programmes and events to the community promoting arts, heritage and culture.
Addressing the recent global challenges, Busy Buttons has responded immediately by offering interactive programmes and virtual events encouraging safe but vital social interaction during lockdown, sparking creative imagination, encouraging discussion and inspiring children to reduce prolonged passive screen time and engage in hands on activities.
The world is undergoing a transformation and we all must respond to very new needs and situations simultaneously as they arise. Thus we aim to encourage our young people positively to rise to the demands of the unfathomable and unpredictable challenges with great ingenuity, imagination and a ‘can do’ attitude.”
– Chairperson, Louella Fernandez-Lempiäinen
Busy Buttons army of students created this one summer… who recalls what was going on?
Thank you.
Jon Davey
Community Champion
