Social Prescribing Service

Paul Grant - Link Worker

Mary Doherty - Link Worker

020 80178399 / 020 80178395

Durham Road Community Rooms, Under 32 - 43 Bolton Walk, Durham Road, Finsbury Park N7 7RW

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LGBTQIA+ Support

LGBTQIA+ Community Groups, Information and Support Services
Our health and well-being events - linking residents to services and support

We've been working hard to ensure that services are being brought to the residents who need support. To do this, we have been running a series of health and well-being events from community spaces in Canonbury, Barnsbury and Caledonian in April.
Resident reflections on our Cally community music project

Resident reflections about our community music project in partnership with London Symphony Orchestra.
Our Connecting for Change evaluation report is launched

An evaluation of our Connecting for Change programme and approach shares helpful insights on supporting vulnerable residents. Find the full report here.

Food & Essential Supplies

Help with food deliveries and other essential items
Contact us

Contact us over the phone and by email. Scheduled face to face appointments available.
What we do

A brief summary of our aims and objectives and our work.
Connect advice

Help and support on a wide range of issues including health, welfare benefits, debts and jobs
Social Prescribing

Working with GPs in the North and Central areas of Islington
Work with us at Help on Your Doorstep

We employ a team of around 22 people. Many of our staff are from the Islington communities that we work with. We are a living wage employer.
Supporting Islington residents

"We are committed to making Islington a fairer place to live in." Ken, Kanu - Chief Executive of Help on Your Doorstep

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Good Neighbours Schemes

Bemerton, Kings Cross and New River Green
Access our services

How to get help for yourself or someone you know
Volunteer for us

After the Covid-19 Pandemic started in 2020 Help on Your Doorstep recruited over 60 volunteers to help with urgent essential deliveries of food and befriending people who were isolated due to shielding, self isolation and lockdown. These volunteers made a real difference to people’s lives - whether they supported one person or many. Now we are moving to a new phase, needs are changing and we need new volunteers.