Access our services
Help for yourself
If you want to find out whether we can help you please contact us.
Help for your friend, neighbour or relative
If you think that we can help your friend, neighbour or relative please contact us. We will be able to talk to you about the person if we can confirm that they have given you permission to contact us. The easiest way to confirm this is to phone us when you are with them, so we can quickly talk to them to get their permission.
If we cannot be sure that you have permission to talk to us on behalf of your friend, neighbour or relative we will still be able to talk to you in general terms and give some initial information, but we will not be able to take any of their personal information.
Help for a client
If you volunteer or work for an organisation in Islington and think that we can provide information or support to one of your clients please contact us. We will be able to talk to you about your client if we can confirm that they have given you permission to contact us. The easiest way to confirm this is to phone us when you are with them, so we can quickly talk to them to get their permission.
If we cannot be sure that you have the client’s permission to talk to us we will still be able to talk to you in general terms and give some initial information, but we will not be able to take any of their personal information.
Support at a foodbank
Our Connect team delivers outreach services within the community, including door knocking on local estates and attending local foodbanks. At these foodbanks, we provide direct support to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity. A list of the foodbanks we attend can be found below.
| North |
| Andover Community Centre 55 Corker Walk, London N7 7RU |
| Brickworks Community Centre 42 Crouch Hill, London N4 4BY |
| Central |
| Copenhagen Community Centre 157 Copenhagen Street, London N1 0SR |
| The Light Project Watkinson Road, London N7 8DE |
| South |
| The Peel Centre Northampton Road, London EC1R 0HU |
We can help with:
- Children, young people and family matters
- Domestic violence
- Employment and learning
- Health and wellbeing
- Housing issues, including disrepair, risk of homelessness, home safety and fuel costs
- Legal problems
- Money matters, including debt, welfare benefits and financial hardship
Further information and self-help resources on all of the above topics can be found in our self-help information section.