Our Patrons

Paul Hone

Paul Hone has been a keen supporter of the Stuart Low Trust. He served on the board of trustees for many year and when he stood down in 2017, he was appointed a patron of the organisation. Read more

John Keane

The Stuart Low Trust welcomed John Keane, local contemporary artist and artist in residence at The School of International Relations, St Andrews University, as a new patron in 2015. Read more

In 2015, The Stuart Low Trust welcomed Barbara Taylor, author of “The Last Asylum” and university professor, as a new patron. Barbara has kindly given two very well received talks about her book at our Friday Evening Events. Read more

Latest

Camley Street Natural Park: A new partnership with London Wildlife Trust

In March 2022, SLT were delighted to partner with London Wildlife Trust, as part of our Nature Programme. SLT are running visits and guided walks to this hidden gem of natural wildlife, twice a month. Each visit focuses on a different theme each time, such as wildfowl; pond life; flora and fauna, or a woodland circle meditation. We also see how the site changes with each season and what’s new to discover. There is something for everyone to enjoy.
Volunteering Manifesto

Stuart Low Trust is a community based charitable organisation. A tremendous amount of support is already given by volunteers & trustees to deliver events and services. As the event calendar grows, so will its need for talented, motivated and interested volunteers. The office could also benefit from volunteers in administration. Click here to find out more.
SLT's 'Material World' Gallery

In May 2022, SLT partnered with National Youth Theatre to pilot a new Arts project “Material World”. This project was specifically for young people aged 18-35, living with mental health issues or learning disabilities. Over a course of 6 weeks, participants learned about and explored the fashion of the Jubilee years, and key moments in theatre history. Click here to view our Gallery.
SLT's Nature Visits Gallery

Stuart Low Trust provides Nature visits to various different gardens, parks and reserves in London. These include London Wildlife Trust's Camley Street Natural Park, Mildmay Community Centre Gardens, Sunnyside Community Gardens, Freightliners Farm and Kew Gardens (and many more!). These visits bring together a diverse group of local people, they encourage learning and the cultivation of new skills, whilst spending time in beautiful environments in the outdoors.

What we do

We provide activities and safe spaces where people can connect with others and access to the support they need for better health and wellbeing.
How we help

We provide safe spaces and community activities focusing on arts, nature and wellbeing, including out of hours.
Apply to Volunteer

Find out how to apply to volunteer at the Stuart Low Trust.
Facts and figures

Read the facts and figures that influence our work and the impact that we make.
Our impact

Find information about what we do, how we do this, what we've achieved and our future plans.
Mental Health in an Unequal World

Mental Health Awareness Day takes place on the 10th October every year. This year's theme is 'Mental Health in an Unequal World' and highlights the inequality in access to mental health services. We all have a role to play to help address these disparities. The day brings us an opportunity to come together and ensure people are able to enjoy good mental health. Let’s Act Now. Help us advocate the importance of Good Mental Health.
Virtual Art Programmes

Enjoy the arts whilst social distancing with these virtual arts visits.
Philosophy Forum

A Sunday Philosophy Forum, led by experienced philosophers from a variety of backgrounds.
A new partnership with Healthy Generations

Stuart Low Trust partners with Healthy Generations to bring a new Gentle Exercise class, 'Building Energy through Movement'.
About us

Find out more about what we do, our history, our team and jobs.