The Charities

North London Hospice receives referrals for over 3,500 patients with a life-limiting illness every year. They provide support for patients, their families, friends and carers.  

Founded in 1984, they are the UK’s first multi-faith hospice and welcome people from all faiths, including no faith, from diverse communities within the boroughs of Barnet, Enfield and Haringey.

They are committed to providing the best of life, at the end-of-life, for everyone which means helping their patients live life to the full despite their illness.

You can learn more about North London Hospice Here

Islington Foodbank has operated in North London for over a decade, providing people who find themselves in a crisis with 3 days’ worth of emergency food. Their centre operates from Highbury Roundhouse on Ronalds Road and is open twice a week on Mondays and Saturdays from 1pm – 4pm. 

Over the years, Islington Foodbank has become an established pillar of the community. They continue to work with their trusted voucher partners to ensure that services are offered to the most vulnerable members of the community.

You can learn more about Islington Foodbank Here

North London Action For The Homeless was established in direct response to the basic needs of rough sleepers and homeless people, and in recent years they have seen their numbers increase dramatically. They have an experienced and committed team of volunteers and receive huge support from local businesses. As well as meals, NLAH aims to provide a sense of community to people who feel isolated or find themselves on the margins.

Their mission statement is: “North London Action for the Homeless runs a drop-in centre that is open to all who are homeless or in need with an ethos of service, respect and acceptance and strives to influence policy and overcome barriers to accommodation and other services to which homeless and excluded people are entitled.”

You can learn more about NLAH Here