PCF's final programme of SRB funded work for the two years - 2004/06 comprised the delivery of a variety of community based projects through a number of different organisations ( listed below ).

PCF runs its own office facilities, providing community development,and other over-arching support in its local community - as an umbrella organisation. PCF is now developing other independent and grant sources of funding to meet its long term aspirations for the community it serves.

PCF has links with other organisations such as Voluntary Action Lewisham ( VAL ), the Local Community Network ( LCN ), Lewisham Strategic Partnership ( LSP ).

SELEDA runs the Deptford and New Cross Credit Union, a time bank scheme, a local allotment project, a food co-op, and also a partner in the community cafe and the five-a-day healthy diet.

LSBGI runs a small business and business start-up advisory service for local businesses. It is also working with PCF to develop a local Economic Development Agency for Deptford.

Riverside Youth Club delivers a variety of homework clubs, arts based groups, and a holiday scheme.

Splash is a water sports young people's club based at Surrey Docks Water Sports Centre, offering canoeing and sailing training at the weekend.

Charlotte Turner Supplementary School is a Saturday School for young people based at the Charlotte turner Primary School. It offers additional curriculum support to all young people in the area, and specialises in language support for Arabic speakers.

CACAO offers a service to young people in media and photography, producing a tri-annual magazine - .comfusion - produced by young people themselves.

MANGO and SPICE is a local start-up business in Childcare and holiday play schemes.

Emmanuel Before and After School provides childcare for working parents.

2000 Community Action Centre run a variety of activities for the local community.

Pepys Resource Centre provide IT and Training opportunities, a Development Worker is being supported.

SEDEC supports a Womens's Support project aimed at local Somali women and their families.

Publications by PCF from 2000

PCF - Learning and Growing - Summer Update 2000 part 1 - HTML

PCF - Learning and Growing - Summer Update 2000 part 2 HTML

A focus for activities on the Pepys estate is the 2000 Community Action Centre ( CAC ).
This was funded in partnership between London Borough of Lewisham ( LBL ) and PCF, from 2000 through to 2006. The CAC is now building upon its own independent and grant funding sources.

Ground Ground Masterplan for Pepys

In the summer of 2004 PCF commissioned CCP Architects to undertake hands-on consultation with local residents towards establishing a community-led vision for the future environment and planning in the Pepys area.

New premises for PCF in 2006

In the summer of 2005 PCF leased Unit 2, Victoria Wharf, Grove Street, refurbishing the premises back in to use as a facility for its own offices, and as available office space for use by other local community groups or businesses.

Together with two adjacent warehouse spaces, one of which has been converted in to an operational space for a new PCF venture - Pepys Community Recycling - funded by CRED ( Community Recycling and Economic Development ), as a Social Enterprise. Additional funding from the Esmee Fairnburn foundation has enabled expansion of the project as a sustainable business.

The remaining warehouse space will be occupied for business development.

Unit 2, Victoria Wharf, and views of the conversion of the interior in to newly created office space.