LB Haringey Social Services - Children Leaving Care Team

Social services team for children and young people leaving local authority care.

Haringey Law Centre

Legal advice and information on housing, debt, welfare benefits and immigration issues for people in receipt of benefits or on a low income. Representation at social security tribunals and at the county court for housing cases.

Grace Organisation

Day centre for older and vulnerable people. Provide lunch (£5 per day), day care services including exercise classes and recreational and creative activities. Transport provided to and from the centre

Relate Mediation North East London & Essex

Family mediation for couples who are divorcing or separating. Deal with issues relating to children, property and finance.

North London Samaritans

Telephone helpline (116 123) operating 24 hours a day offering emotional support for anyone in crisis. Offers a listening and befriending service to people who are isolated, feel in despair or who are suicidal. We are currently unable to accept visitors at our branch. National Samaritans number (116 123) can also put callers through to their nearest unengaged branch. We offer face to face support in the branch by appointment. Please call 020 8888 6540 and leave a message, including your phone number. A Samaritan will call you back to arrange your appointment.

Haringey Migrant Support Centre

Weekly service for migrants offering free immigration advice from legal professionals, and advice, limited casework and signposting services on welfare (eg Section 17 and Adult Social Care) and housing issues. Also offers health advice, help in accessing NHS services and a hot meal. HMSC operates two telephone lines on Thursdays for people to speak to us and get support. New Enquiries Line – Thursdays from 10am: 020 4566 7412 - If you are a new visitor/client (you have never been to HMSC) or if you are an existing visitor with a totally new issue, please call our New Enquiries Line on Thursdays from 10am. The line will close each week when we reach capacity. If we cannot take your call, please try again the following Thursday. Because of limited resources, we will not reply to new enquiries by email or telephone outside of this line and there is no way to leave a message on this line. We will take only basic details from you at this stage. We will start working on your case the following Monday. Capacity is limited, so we will prioritise those who are destitute or on a very low income, and those who cannot afford to access advice elsewhere. We cannot help British citizens. Catch-up Line – Thursdays 12pm to 2pm: 020 4566 7445 - If you are an existing visitor (you already have a file open with HMSC for this issue), please call our Catch-up Line, on Thursdays from 12pm to 2pm.

Arachne Greek Cypriot Women's Group

One-to-one welfare benefits, debt, housing, health and immigration information, advice and support. Employability skills classes and training, including digital skills, BSL classes and ESOL classes. Women's health and wellbeing activities. Work experience and volunteering. Regular recreational and cultural events which bring women from all communities together.

Haringey Council – Housing Advice

Housing advice on landlord/tenant problems, harassment and eviction, rent and mortgage arrears, repairs and finding somewhere to live. Home Finder Scheme. Appointments available 9.30am-3pm Monday-Friday. Out of hours emergencies phone 020 8489 0000

EAWA – Your Care Our Priority

EAWA is a registered charity that provides services in the Health and Social Care field. We were established in 1998. Our Mission is: To support, empower, and enrich the lives of Older Members in the Community. At the core of our organisation is our Day Care Centre for all elderly people. It has a mixed client group with a range of challenges like Dementia, strokes, complex physical and mental health conditions. We provide: Yoga and chair based exercise / Seated Qi Gong/Tai Chi / Dance/A hot lunch (Indian vegetarian) / Indian head massage and reflexology / Flower arranging / Toe nail cutting / Transport to and from the Centre / Workshops on healthy eating and well-being / Christmas/Diwali/Eid parties, and summer outings. We provide 2 activities a day / Socialising with those living locally / Respite for carers. These services provided from Wheatsheaf Hall, Main Avenue, Bush Hill Park, EN1 1DS EAWA also runs a number of projects open to all communities, including EAWA Social Hub offered at the Edmonton Green Library Community Room every Thursday and Friday and we will be working in Sheltered Homes on Tuesdays each week. This Social Hub is Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. Day Care Centre: Open Monday to Thursday 9.30am to 3pm. Social Hub: Open Thursday and Fridays 11am to 12.30pm with coffee/socialising to 1.45pm.

Eritrean Community in the UK

Advice and information for the Eritrean community, including refugees and asylum seekers. Subjects include benefits, immigration, housing, social services, training, family issues and education, business set-up. Support groups for women and older people. Supplementary schools, mother tongue classes, cultural and social activities.