Carers First
By Andy Watts Carers First is a charity that helps people who care for someone who needs extra support because
Read moreBy Andy Watts Carers First is a charity that helps people who care for someone who needs extra support because
Read moreby Samantha Greaves North Middlesex’s Red Cell Services – the George Marsh Centre is open!The George Marsh Centre is open
Read moreHaringey council have produced a Help with the cost-of-Living guide, outliningthe help and support available for Haringey residents during the
Read moreby Joanna BurkeDo you know of someone – a relation, friend or colleague who might benefit from this help?With 2.4
Read more“Get support on your COVID-19 Recovery”
June 2022, the rise in new cases of Covid-19 cases has been
recorded, but we acknowledge as many as two million people
in the UK may be suffering from long Covid, according to new
Office for National Statistics data.
iCare is a voluntary community organisation which provides resources and support for families of children and adults with learning disabilities including those that have Autism.
My name is Uchechukwu Ananwa. I am a special education needs teacher and a positive behaviour support professional with over a decade of experience working with people with autism in a variety of sectors.
I had the company of seven other ladies for the Knitting and Stitching event at Alexandra Palace on Friday 8
Read more“Paradoxically, I was a doctor and a patient at the same time. Halfway through my medical degree, I was diagnosed with a severe mental health illness. My medical knowledge provided me with an in-depth insight into my own mental health illness which other sufferers may otherwise lack.
Read moreJazanne Arts is a Community Interest Company that specializes in working with older people and those living with dementia. We provide a range of reminiscence workshops and arts activities both in the community, in homes and day centres. Our aim is to give a voice to older people, support their artistic work and enable ‘successful aging’.
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