Reconnecting with Islington organisations led by, and supporting, people from marginalised groups

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. 

Reconnecting with Islington organisations led by, and supporting, people from marginalised groups

Cripplegate Foundation held a second insightful session with some of our local organisations in Islington led by, and supporting, people from marginalised groups.

It was great to reconnect and hear some more detailed updates from Community Language Support, AYBI, Minority Matters, and EAGLE Recovery. The updates included the difference the funding has made on local residents, individuals and families in Islington, and challenges such as general funding uncertainty, capacity and resources, and the cost of living crisis.

“We don’t get funders to (facilitate) meeting other people. What you’re doing here is very unique. Just listening to the stories, you can tell we’re all interconnected, and it’s so inspiring. I think Cripplegate Foundation really understands the challenges that we all have, and I want to thank you so much.”

We really appreciate all the groups for taking the time to be together, and we look forward to seeing more impactful work in Islington.

A group photo of all attendees, July 2023
A group photo of Minority Matters and Say it Loud, July 2023
Cripplegate Main Grants session, July 2023
Nick, Eagle Recovery project | July 2023
Albert, Action Youth Boxing Intervention | July 2023

 

Related Links

[parentpagetitle]

[parentpages]

Don’t Miss Out

Sign up for our newsletter below to be kept up to date with our work.

Cripplegate Foundation will only use your email for direct communications and will never pass on your data.

WordPress Cookie Notice by Real Cookie Banner