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Our vision for Islington is of an equal borough where everyone can enjoy a life free from poverty and access the many opportunities on offer in their local area. 

Stories

My work experience week with Islington Giving and Cripplegate Foundation – July 2026
July 17, 2026

Last week, we welcomed A, a Year 10 student from a local school for a week of work experience at Islington Giving (our restricted fund) and Cripplegate Foundation (its parent charity). Supported by

3 Powerful Reminders About Children & Young People’s Mental Health from Room Counselling
June 24, 2026

This Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re focusing on the theme and power of Taking Action. Because while raising awareness matters, real change happens when people come together to take action for each other’s

How Eritrean Youth Club empowers young people in Islington ~ Small Charity Week
June 26, 2025

This #SmallCharityWeek, we’re celebrating the incredible impact of small charities like Eritrean Youth Club (EYC) – a long-standing Islington-based organisation empowering young people to thrive. Founded in 1995, EYC has supported over 1,500

How Archway Upcycle Group is contributing to a more sustainable borough ~ Small Charity Week
June 25, 2025

This #SmallCharityWeek, we spoke to Hannah from Archway Upcycle Group (AUG) – a grassroots community group offering a large workspace for the use of power tools, to build a more connected and sustainable

A holistic healing journey with The Maya Centre ~ International Women’s Day 2025
March 6, 2025

This #NoMoreWeek and #InternationalWomensDay, we caught up with Gona, Chief Executive of one of our vital Domestic Abuse Development Project (DADP) partners, The Maya Centre. Gona reflected on the impact of holistic mental

How Islington Council’s Community Chest helps to celebrate inclusion with WeSwim
January 23, 2025

Through the support of Islington Council’s Community Chest, WeSwim provides disabled Londoners with a safe, welcoming space to enjoy swimming, connect socially, and improve their physical and mental health. Public swim sessions can

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