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Please note, there have been some changes which means the Padlet is under review and will be updated soon. Please bear with us during this transition period.

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Please note, there have been some changes which means the Padlet is under review and will be updated soon. Please bear with us during this transition period.

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Chair Yoga at Harmony Hall N17 - every Wednesday until the end of May 2025

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Chair Yoga at Harmony Hall N17 - every Wednesday until the end of May 2025

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Chair Yoga Bigbury Close N17 12.30 - 1.30 Wednesdays to the end of May 2025

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Disability Action Haringey Drop in sessions at the NRC

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Disability Action Haringey Drop in sessions at the NRC

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The drop-ins focus on advice for people interested in, existing or new to Adult Social Car e (and those who care for them) on Direct Payments and how they can unlock choice and control over their care needs.

DAH cover's a range of support around Direct Payments including:

Advice on what Direct Payments are

Referrals to Adult Social Care

Documentation support

Individual Employer Support

Recruitment advice

Peer support and events for Direct Payment holders

Flexible job opportunities for those looking to work as a Personal (Care) Assistant for Direct Payment Holders.

For more information please contact lydia@d-a-h.org

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East Family Hub Timetable at Eric Allin Community Centre, N17 0QA

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East Family Hub Timetable at Eric Allin Community Centre, N17 0QA

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Northumberland Family Hub

The Eric Allin Centre

Ground Floor,

Northumberland Park Grove

London N17 0QA

contact number: 07811020112

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Let's Create every Thursdays at Eric Allin

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Let's Create every Thursdays at Eric Allin

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Dance Giants free street dance and hip-hop lessons for 9-14 year olds at Broadwater Farm

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Dance Giants free street dance and hip-hop lessons for 9-14 year olds at Broadwater Farm

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Dance Giants is a 3-year street dance, hip hop and mentoring programme provide by Streetz Ahead. Funded by by the Big Lottery, the programme is for all children aged 9-14 who live in Haringey. Dance Giants helps build emotional resilience and wellbeing in young people’s lives.

All sessions are free.

Every Monday from 5pm to 6.30pm.

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Inclusive exercise classes at Broadwater Farm

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Inclusive exercise classes at Broadwater Farm

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Inclusive exercise classes with Fit For All. For young people with neurodiversity, aged 16-25. Sessions will improve physical fitness, boost confidence and more.

Price: Free Event

Contact: Email fitforall.uk@hotmail.com to book your free place. Visit the HOME | Fit For All

Date: 6 March 2025

Additional date and time information

This is a recurring event. Every fortnight on Thursdays from 11am to 12pm (2025 sessions started on 9 January). The sessions are only provided during the school term time.

Venue

Broadwater Farm Community Centre

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CC are no longer delivering drop in services.

More information here on how to get in touch with the CC Team : Meet with the Connected Communities team | Haringey Council

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We want to make sure all Haringey residents get the help and support available to them.

Our Haringey, Here to Help pages give information about the services available to help you.

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Our Haringey, Here to Help pages give information about the services available to help you.

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Last Thursday, we celebrated the launch of Shaping Tottenham! 🎉 This exciting new strategy will guide positive change for our communities.

The event was buzzing with energy, featuring incredible performances by Shocka, Rengin Women’s Choir, and Ruth Tounkam. We heard inspiring discussions on how the London Borough of Culture can create opportunities for jobs, services, and healthier lives in Tottenham.

Developed with extensive input from local people and partners, Shaping Tottenham is a framework rooted in partnership and collaboration. It’s about harnessing the skills, energy, and passion of Tottenham to shape a brighter future together.

This 10-year vision puts the Haringey Deal front and center, and sets the stage for an exciting future with the London Borough of Culture in 2027 and beyond.

💬 This is just the beginning! We'll be working closely with communities to bring this vision to life.

Find out more: Shaping Tottenham | Haringey Council

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ABC Parenting - Child First Aid Course – Free Childcare & Certificate

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ABC Parenting - Child First Aid Course – Free Childcare & Certificate

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ABC Parents is offering a Free Child First Aid course to help parents gain essential skills to handle emergencies like choking and allergies confidently, reducing unnecessary A&E visits.

Course Highlights:
✅ Covers Basic Life Support (BLS) for children, choking prevention, allergies, and more
✅ Free childcare, tea/coffee, and a light lunch provided
✅ Certificate upon completion

📍 Locations: Haringey & Enfield
📅 Schedule: Tuesdays, Thursdays & one Saturday per month
⏰ Time: 9:30 AM – 2:30 PM

Book now: Here or call +44 7977 076099

Flyers and booking links are attached—please share with families and your networks.

Thank you for helping us build a safer community!

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ABC Parents Free First Aid-My Mummy Saved My Life print

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Cooking and baking sessions once a month on Mondays for just £2 per session for autistic, neurodivergent adults and young adults age 16+.

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Cooking and baking sessions once a month on Mondays for just £2 per session for autistic, neurodivergent adults and young adults age 16+.

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#ActuallyHaringey Autism Hub Service is excited to announce that we will be hosting cooking and baking sessions once a month on Mondays for just £2 per session for autistic, neurodivergent adults and young adults age 16+.

Our first session will be:

Date: Monday, 3rd March

Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Address: 20B Waltheof Gardens, N17 7HS

We will start with the cooking session where we will prepare a ‘Full English Breakfast’ featuring sausages, eggs, bacon, hash browns, and baked beans. Participants will have the opportunity to cook, clean, serve, learn about food hygiene, and share their ideas for future sessions.

If you live in Haringey, interested in joining and independent to navigate the Autism Hub service, please book an appointment with us for an half hour meeting with us.

Follow the link- Autism Hub Appointments

Entry Requirements:

Autistic or Neurodivergent, age 16+

£2 in cash must be paid before 28th February. (receipt on payment)

Please register your attendance. Email: Autismhub@haringey.gov.uk

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We can support you with your feeding choices from pregnancy and newborn to weaning.

1:1 support at Northumberland Family Hub

Wednesday mornings

Breastfeeding Eventbrite link: to https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/the-breastfeeding-network-haringey-35374458913

Families just scroll down to look for their locality (Northumberland Park) and register themselves online. The location is the Eric Allin Centre. The link also includes address so they should find it with google maps or they can contact me on the number below.

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Breastfeeding Support Group for Black Families 

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Breastfeeding Support Group for Black Families 

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Northumberland Park Spring Activities 2025

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Northumberland Park Spring Activities 2025

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Northumberland Park Activities Booklet - Spring 2025

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Nafsiyat’s new initiative: The Group Empowerment Project

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Nafsiyat’s new initiative: The Group Empowerment Project

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Programme Highlights:

Arabic, Amharic, and Tigrinya Women's Group: A well-established group offering support to approximately 40 refugee women annually.

Arabic-speaking Men’s Group: A 15-week programme designed for Arabic-speaking men, accommodating up to 15 participants.

Turkish-speaking Men’s Group: Like the Arabic group, this 15-week programme is available for Turkish-speaking men, with a maximum of 15 participants.

Mixed Gender Mental Health Group Therapy: An English-speaking open group welcoming 15 participants from diverse North London communities, particularly from racialised backgrounds. This programme runs for 30 weeks.

Referral Criteria:

Residents of Islington, Camden, Haringey, Enfield, or Barnet

18 years and older

Contact Us — Nafsiyat Intercultural Therapy Centre

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Substance use and Alcohol : Referral  Pathways 2024 

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Substance use and Alcohol : Referral  Pathways 2024 

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This area is a way for staff and volunteers across the Council, NHS/health and VCS working in the East of the Borough to connect with colleagues, peers, and partners.

You'll find key contacts, timetables & maps, trainings, activities and events relating to the work in the East of Haringey.

This is a space to promote collaboration and partnerships, celebrate achievements and develop practice.

This is NOT a platform for residents, but to support staff to access the most up to date information on service and support options.

We welcome your feedback and can't wait to collaborate with you! For any feedback and things to add, please email: Neighbourhoods@haringey.gov.uk

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East Locality Community Map 2024 - Google My Maps

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This map has information about organisations that offer support in the Tottenham area.

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Tottenham Hotspur Foundation Parkinson - Walking Football for Adults

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Tottenham Hotspur Foundation Parkinson - Walking Football for Adults

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Every Thursday from 11am–12.30pm

Tottenham Powerleague, Willoughby Lane,

London, N17 0SL

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Disability Action Haringey - Direct Payment Support

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Disability Action Haringey - Direct Payment Support

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Northumberland Park Job Club at Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre - every Wednesday

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Northumberland Park Job Club at Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre - every Wednesday

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The Northumberland Park Job Club will connect you with local jobs and help you gain the skills, support, and networks to move forward in your career. Our team at Haringey Works will be there to provide you with advice, including a CV surgery workshop.

Our goal is to connect residents with local job opportunities and help them gain the skills, support, and networks needed to advance their careers.

Please note this event is for Haringey residents only.

Held weekly on Wednesdays from 9:30 am to 12 pm, starting 22 January 2025.

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Haringey Circle is a local, independent membership-based Charity providing activities, workshops and events to Haringey residents over 50 and those with learning and physical disabilities who are over 18. We provide activities and events to help our members to connect, get active, keep learning, and to stay independent.

Haringey Circle | Inspiring and connecting over 50s in Haringey

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Friendship and support for over 50s living in Haringey

Haringey Circle is a membership-based programme open to Haringey residents over 50 and those with learning or physical disabilities who are over 18. We provide activities, events and workshops to help our members to connect, get active, keep learning, and to stay independent.

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Friendship and support for over 50s living in Haringey Haringey Circle is a membership-based programme open to Haringey residents over 50 and those with learning or physical disabilities who are over 18. We provide activities, events and workshops to help our members to connect, get active, keep learning, and to stay independent.

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Membership of Haringey Circle is free - sign up today!

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Membership of Haringey Circle is free - sign up today!

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Haringey Circle is, as you yourself know, a new charity addressing quality of life issues for the over 50’s in the borough. We are especially keen to address the wider issues of loneliness and isolation, by connecting people with others who share their interests.

We are developing a programme of social activities at present and at the same time consulting our members as to the kind of activities and outings they would find attractive.

Membership of Haringey Circle is free, and I would urge your teams to recommend membership to clients and contacts.

Attach is their leaflet and you can contact them directly to supply copies if required, as we are aware that many in this demographic are not digitally enabled. Our website is at www.haringeycircle.com

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Reach and Connect Activities - for Over 50s

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Reach and Connect Activities - for Over 50s

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Transform your life and embrace well-being. Discover and Navigate the Path to Well-being. One Conversation at a time. Start moving in the direction of a happy, healthier you!llWellbeing Programme 

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Women With A Voice at Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre

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Women With A Voice at Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre

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Every Wednesday 9am to 3pm at the Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre on Park Lane, Tottenham

Contact: 07917956536 | 07944003495

Email: womenwithavoice912@gmail.com

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Community Cook Up at Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre

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Community Cook Up at Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre

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Community Cook Up was set up in 2017, principally to provide a warm welcome and a hot meal for homeless people, and people in temporary accommodation, in the Northumberland Park area of Tottenham.

Since then, the group has grown hugely and now welcomes people dealing with a range of challenges or simply looking for company. We meet once a week on Wednesdays between 12am to 4pm at the Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre in Park Lane, Tottenham.

Advice/guidance and clothing café.

Wednesdays, 12 to 4pm – drop-in session

Please contact communitycookup@gmail.com.

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Disability Action Haringey - looking for a job

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Disability Action Haringey - looking for a job

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Broadwater Farm Job Club at Broadwater Farm Community Centre, every Tuesday!

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Broadwater Farm Job Club at Broadwater Farm Community Centre, every Tuesday!

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The Broadwater Farm Job Club will connect you with local jobs every Tuesday from 9.30am - 12pm and help you gain the skills, support, and networks to move forward in

your career.

Time: 9.30am – 12pm

For any questions, please feel free to contact us at 0780 797 4869 or works@haringey.gov.uk

When: Every Tuesday Broadwater Farm Job Club

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Tottenham Voices Video : East Briefing May 2024

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Tottenham Voices Video : East Briefing May 2024

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Shaping Tottenham East Briefing: Slides May 2024

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Shaping Tottenham East Briefing: Slides May 2024

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Explore over 300 Wellbeing options for young people, families and professionals in North Central London (NCL)

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NCL Waiting Room is a website to help young people, parents or carers and professionals navigate the help and support options for mental health and wellbeing across North Central London.

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What services do we offer?

Nursery provision for children aged 6 months to 4 years

Access child and family health services

A friendly place to play and learn

A place to meet other families and carers

Access to family friendly support services

Support on looking for work or training

Information about becoming a volunteer in the community

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What services do we offer?

Nursery provision for children aged 6 months to 4 years

Access child and family health services

A friendly place to play and learn

A place to meet other families and carers

Access to family friendly support services

Support on looking for work or training

Information about becoming a volunteer in the community

Parenting support activities

Check out the list of all the activities that the centre has to offer to support parents and carers in Haringey.
See the list of activities
How you can register with us

To access services being offered at your local Children's Centre, you will need to register your family details. You can do this by either completing a paper Family Registration Form at your local Children's Centre or by completing the online Family Registration Form.

If you would like more information about the services being offered or need help with the online Family Registration Form, just pop in and we will be happy to help.

Nursery Places

Triangle has a large, purpose-built nursery with direct access to a large garden. There is a high-quality baby unit that has its own space with a garden area. The centre was rated 'Good' by Ofsted in 2018.

The nursery has 69 places for children from 6 months to 4 years old. The centre is open all year round from 8am to 6pm.

We offer free places for 2, 3 and 4-year-olds that are eligible for free early education funding. Fee-paying places are available for working parents.

For a tour of the nursery, please call the reception on 020 8802 8782 or send an email to trianglecentre@haringey.gov.uk to book a space or make an enquiry. We recommend you register your child early to guarantee a space.

Community hall for hire

The Triangle Centre is easily accessible from Seven Sisters and Stamford Hill Stations.

The centre offers community space for hire in central Tottenham, including a fully equipped training room and large hall, ideal for your functions or meetings.

The hall is suitable for functions, large or small, and can be divided in half depending on your requirements. The hall is air conditioned and has a projector and screen for presentations.

The training room is fully equipped and includes an interactive white board, DVD player and screen.

Kitchen facilities are available. 160m squared.

For more information please phone the Centre on 020 8802 8782 and ask about our special community rates.

Contact details

Family Hub Manager: Carol Beaumont

91-93 St Ann's Road
South Tottenham
N15 6NU

Tel 020 8802 8782
Email trianglecentre@haringey.gov.uk

View accessibility information for this location on AccessAble (external link).

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Come along for a free hot meal and activities with friends and neighbours. Open to everyone. Donations welcome!

Every Friday until Friday 25 October, 11am to 2pm.

In the Broadwater Farm Community Centre, Jazz Café.

No booking needed – just come along.

more details: Moselle Community Project at Broadwater Farm | Haringey Council

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New Digital Inclusion Health Service 2024

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New Digital Inclusion Health Service 2024

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Haringey Wellbeing Network Referral Form 

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What's on , accessibility, how to book

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Northumberland Park Resource Centre (NRC) delivers a range of services, advice, and guidance in partnership with local community and voluntary organisations to support the community with housing, health, and wellbeing goals. The centre offers meeting and conference facilities, co-located services, and workspaces for Haringey teams.

The centre is open Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm. Drop-in and appointment-only sessions are available with a range of services including Haringey Connected Communities, tenancy and community services, and the anti-social behaviour (ASB) team. NRC supports children and families as well as 18+ residents of Haringey.

Venue and room hire

The Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre is a modern, glass-fronted building owned by Haringey Council.

It is situated in the heart of Park Lane, a few yards from Tottenham Hotspur football ground, and offers the following meeting/conference facilities:

A selection of small and large meeting rooms

A boardroom that can be used by up to 24 - 30 people

2 small meeting rooms for up to 6 people and a medium-sized meeting room for 12 people

An open area for hosting events and conferences for up to 60 people

Hiring of equipment for meetings, training, conferences and events

An "open space" for exhibitions and artwork displays

Access and facilities for people with disabilities

Access and facilities for people with children

There are no parking restrictions in the area, except on match days

For further information, please contact the site management team:

What's on

We are committed to ensuring the NRC represents and meets the needs of the local community. We are excited to collaborate and try new activities so please submit your suggestions and feedback here to Ashamaria.Pinder@haringey.gov.uk or Ophelia.Kingshott@haringey.gov.uk.

We regularly host new sessions, course and events. Check out our activities page for details.

Accessibility

Northumberland Park Resource Centre is wheelchair-accessible with level access throughout the ground floor and a lift to the 1st floor. The front door is not automated but staff are available to assist

Guests are welcome to use the toilet facilities that feel most comfortable for their gender identity. We have male, female and separate disabled toilets, and a baby change located on the ground floor

Reception is located immediately inside to the left, the stairwell is straight ahead with a lift and 13 steps to the first floor

Please speak with the team at reception in person or by phone if you have access requests you would like supported

Quiet rooms are available

Where to find us

The Northumberland Park Neighbourhood Resource Centre
177 Park Lane
Tottenham
London N17 0HJ

See the Northumberland Neighbourhood Resource Centre map (external link)

Transport

Nearest rail: Seven Sisters (Victoria Line), White Hart Lane (Overground), Northumberland Park (Greater Anglia)

Bus routes: 149, 259, 279, 349 to Tottenham Hotspur Football Ground or W3, 341, 476 to Northumberland Park Station

Major Road Links: A10, A406, A12, M1, M11

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What a celebration ! Cllr Das Neves opened the Community Empowerment Showcase this week. In partnership with the ICB, Public Voice and Bridge Renewal we were able to showcase our amazing VCS and grassroots orgs who work collaboratively to combat local health inequalities - we're so proud to see this work, and were glad to be able to present them with certificates recognising their amazing work 💪💕 Huge thanks to all the volunteers on the day to helped everything run smoothly

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GamCare and CAHMS Briefing  November 2023 

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GamCare and CAHMS Briefing  November 2023 

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Roque and Monika deliver a briefing on Rough Sleeping covering StreetLink| ASB| Current picture in Haringey | Services and provision | Mulberry Junction .

(Please contact Ophelia Kingshott via email for a captioned version if you have any accessibility issues)

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Slides from our Rough Sleeping Briefing Oct 2023

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Download and share this Damp and Mould Handbook with residents

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Free Domestic Abuse Training - Intro to VAWG services 

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Free Domestic Abuse Training - Intro to VAWG services 

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Violence Against Women and Girls Resource Padlet 

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Housing Related Support Team: VAWG Commissioning Officer and Domestic Abuse Lead has created this dedicated padlet for staff and volunteers.

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Domestic abuse and sexual violence helplines

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Domestic abuse and sexual violence helplines

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Haringey Helpline (run by Nia) 03000 120 213

Open Mon - Fri 10am - 5:30pm

24hr National Domestic Abuse Helpline 0808 2000 247

North London Rape Crisis (run by Solace) 0808 8010 305

Open Monday & Friday 10am – 2pm, Tuesday 10am – 1pm, 6pm – 8pm, Wednesday & Thursday 1pm – 5pm

National helpline for LGBT+ victim/survivors of abuse (run by Galop) 0800 999 5428

Open Monday – Thursday 10am - 8:30pm, Friday 10am – 4:30pm

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Got an amazing idea, feedback or suggestion?

You can get in touch at

Neighbourhoods@haringey.gov.uk

Reception / Security Team HUBSECURITY-NRC@haringey.gov.uk

To book a room, please contact NRCroombookings@haringey.gov.uk

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Haringey Migrant Support Centre 'Community Space'

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Haringey Migrant Support Centre 'Community Space'

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HMSC continue to run HMSC Community space running on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday each month, from 10.30am – 3.30pm at St John Vianney Church Centre, 386 West Green Road, N15 3QL.

The space is drop-in and free to all.

At 12pm each week we run an accessible chair yoga session, facilitated by qualified yoga instructor Michael.

Between 1-2pm we serve a hot meal with halal meat and vegan main options, rice, mixed vegetables, and salad.

There are weekly craft activities including bracelet making, knitting, crocheting, painting and flower making.

Children of all ages are welcome and we have a small play area with children’s toys.

The space is wheelchair accessible.

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Free activities for all throughout the week Timetable

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Free activities for all throughout the week Timetable

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Jackson Lane drama and circus sessions at Triangle Family hub 

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Jackson Lane drama and circus sessions at Triangle Family hub 

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Every Thursday – 2 sessions for different ages:

4 to 7 year olds: 3.30pm to 4.30pm

8 to 12 year olds: 4.30pm to 6pm

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Jacksons Lane drama and circus sessions at Triangle Family Hub | Haringey Council

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As the flagship arts and cultural venue in Haringey, Jacksons Lane’s year-round programme of contemporary performance, arts participation and cultural education exists to empower, and ignite creativity within diverse communities through art. Please call 07732 703 960 for more information and to book. Date and time details Every Thursday – 2 sessions for different ages: 4 to 7 year olds: 3.30pm to 4.30pm 8 to 12 year olds: 4.30pm to 6pm Price Free.

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SENDIASS outreach drop-in leaflet spring 2025

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A guide to help and support available to residents

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The Resettlement team runs a welcome hub at Lordship Hub Co-op (Lordship Recreation Ground Higham Road, London, England, N17 6NU) on Thursdays from 11.30-2.30pm. These are hubs for asylum seekers and refugees.

They also have a general welcome hub at Wood Green - The Community Hub (8 Caxton Rd, London, Greater London, N22 6TB) on Tuesdays at 1.30-4.30pm for asylum seekers, refugees and general migrants who have recently arrived in the borough.

Please email maisha.hussain@haringey.gov.uk if you are planning to send a resident to any of these hubs and she will let the support workers know to expect this resident

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We work in partnership with the community to provide support and activities for families with children.

Monday

Tuesday

Breastfeeding support drop-in

10.30am-12.30pm

For more info, email:harinqeysupport@breastfeedingnetwork.org.uk

Bump to Baby group (Parent Infant Psychology Service - PIPs)

5-week antenatal class to emotionally prepare you for birth

Contact Lydia on 07506 907638

From Tuesday 9 April

Time: 3.30pm to 5.30pm

Groundswell Arts: space to create (children with special educational needs and disabilities - SEND)

Immersive play for under 5s

3 different themes explored across 6 weeks:

Earth: 16 and 23 April

Sea: 30 April and 7 May

Sky: 14 and 21 May

Max 1 booking per theme

Please call the centre to book

Wednesday

Parent carer panel

ContactGrace-Lyn@bridgerenewaltrust.org.uk for more information

Last Wednesday of every month

9am to 12pm

English In Action - ESOL class for Spanish and Portuguese speakers

Call the centre to book: 07967 442 508

6pm to 7.30pm

Thursday

Shape up with Spurs

by Tottenham Hotspurs Foundation

10-week exercise and nutrition programme in partnership with Sports England. The programme will support you in getting fit, losing weight and feeling great.

10.30am to 11.30am

For more info, contactadam.millar@tottenhamhotspur.com

Baby Weighing Clinic

Dates: 18 April, 16 May, 20 June

9.30am to 12.30pm

Call Tynemouth Road to book: 020 3224 4307

Friday

Kung Fu

Children and family classes, 6.30pm

Call Mr Roberts to book on 07860 607928

Information Station drop-in

Meet with a member of our team to see what is happening at Triangle and how we can support your family. Come in anytime and speak to a member of staff.

Please note that these sessions:

are for Haringey families only

must be booked in advance - call: 020 8802 8782

Monday

Hospital Midwife and NHS Health Visiting Team sessions are the same as above

Tuesday

Hospital Midwife session is the same as above

Thursday

Hospital Midwife and Baby Weighing Clinic sessions are the same as above

Phone 020 8802 8782

Email trianglecentre@haringey.gov.uk

Visit our Family Hubs subsite to see what support is available to Haringey families.

Price details

All activities are free - some need to be pre-booked.

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Triangle Centre Family Hub activity timetable

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We work in partnership with the community to provide support and activities for families with children.

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Community gardening at Harmony Gardens @ BWF

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Community gardening at Harmony Gardens @ BWF

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Community gardening and food growing at Harmony Gardens. The Gardens will help you connect with nature and learn gardening skills.

Volunteer sessions every Tuesday and Friday.

Book yourself a slot or drop in:

Harmony Gardens Volunteer Session Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite

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Community gardening at Harmony Gardens | Haringey Council

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Community gardening and food growing at Harmony Gardens. The Gardens will help you connect with nature and learn gardening skills. Volunteer sessions every Tuesday and Friday. Price Free Event Pricing details Contact Book online or just come along. Date 28 February 2025

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Please email info@psandc.co.uk for more information

Pavlion Sports and Cafe Bruce Castle Park Pavilion Lordship Lane N17 8NJ

info@psandc.co.uk www.psandc.co.uk @pavilionsandc

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Bulgarian Centre for Social Integration and Culture 

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BCSIC aims to reduce social isolation and to promote quicker integration into British society

Contact: bgcentreuk@gmail.com / 07585 494943

https://www.facebook.com/people/Bulgarian-Centre-for-Social-Integration-and-Culture/100064518053676/

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Bulgarian Centre for Social Integration and Culture | London

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Bulgarian Centre for Social Integration and Culture, Palmers Green. 1,933 likes. BCSIC aims to reduce social isolation and to promote quicker integration into British society

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Resident assist for households struggling with their fuel bills

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Resident assist for households struggling with their fuel bills

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SHINE London

Haringey has partnered with the SHINE London energy advice service to help residents keep well and warm and reduce the anxiety of paying for large fuel bills.

Referrals are accepted for any vulnerable resident but particularly important are:

those aged over 65

those with respiratory or cardiovascular disease

those with other long term limiting illness

low income families with children

households spending 10% or more of their income on energy

Following a discussion with a Shine London representative, vulnerable residents can benefit from services including:

advice on saving energy and grants available for heating and insulation

support with bills and energy debt

'Energy Doctor in the Home' home visiting service

benefit checks

falls assessments

telecare applications

fire safety checks (from London Fire Brigade)

home security checks (from the police)

air quality alerts for people with respiratory diseases (from airTEXT)

stop smoking services

London Taxicard

Contact SHINE

You can make a referral to Shine online, by phone or email.

Visit the Shine website to see all the contact options.

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If you're struggling to keep your home warm or to afford your energy bills, you might be able to take advantage of certain grants and support offered by the government and energy suppliers.

See also our Here to Help page giving information on help and support including benefits and financial help, employment, housing and mental health.

Warm Homes: Local Grant

We are helping residents make their homes more energy-efficient and affordable to heat.

The Warm Homes: Local Grant is a government-funded scheme that will provide financial support for energy-saving home improvements. We are working to make sure residents can benefit from this up and coming initiative.

How the grant could help you

This grant will offer financial assistance to low-income households in England to make their homes more energy efficient, by:

improving insulation

installing efficient heating systems

making other energy-saving upgrades

This will help to:

reduce energy bills: lower energy costs can significantly impact household budgets

improve comfort: a well-insulated home is warmer in winter and cooler in summer

protect the environment: by reducing energy consumption, we can help combat climate change

Who may be eligible for the grant

Households with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of D to G and who meet certain income criteria may be eligible.

Improvements the grant covers

The grant can cover a range of energy-saving measures, including:

loft insulation

wall insulation

floor insulation

double or triple-glazing

efficient heating systems - for example, air source heat pumps

The scheme is expected to be available from 1 April 2025.

Additional resources

See the Warm Homes: Local Grant guidance on GOV.UK.

SHINE London

Haringey has partnered with the SHINE London energy advice service to help residents keep well and warm and reduce the anxiety of paying for large fuel bills.

Referrals are accepted for any vulnerable resident but particularly important are:

those aged over 65

those with respiratory or cardiovascular disease

those with other long term limiting illness

low income families with children

households spending 10% or more of their income on energy

Following a discussion with a Shine London representative, vulnerable residents can benefit from services including:

advice on saving energy and grants available for heating and insulation

support with bills and energy debt

'Energy Doctor in the Home' home visiting service

benefit checks

falls assessments

telecare applications

fire safety checks (from London Fire Brigade)

home security checks (from the police)

air quality alerts for people with respiratory diseases (from airTEXT)

stop smoking services

London Taxicard

You can make a referral to Shine online, by phone or email.

Visit the Shine website to see all the contact options.

Energy Company Obligation (ECO)

The Energy Company Obligation (ECO) is a government energy efficiency scheme to help reduce carbon emissions and tackle fuel poverty. There are two streams to this funding:

The affordable warmth obligation

This provides help for people who might be vulnerable to the effects of living in a cold home, like pensioners or young children. You are eligible under this aspect of ECO if you receive at least one of the following benefits and satisfy the relevant income requirements, where applicable:

Income-related employment and support allowance (ESA)

Income-based jobseeker's allowance (JSA)

Income support

Pension Credit Guarantee Credit

Tax Credits (on certain conditions)

Universal Credit (on certain conditions)

There is also a Flexible Eligibility element. This allows the council to set criteria to direct assistance towards local private sector homes at risk of fuel poverty, but falling outside of the normal rules of ECO.

For assistance to apply for this funding please contact Shine London.

Carbon emissions reduction obligation

Your energy supplier could help you financially with:

insulating solid walls that might need cladding on either the inside or outside (usually on older buildings)

cavity wall insulation for homes built after the 1930s

loft insulation

connections to district heating systems

double glazing

draught proofing

Contact the Energy Saving Advice Service in England on 0300 123 1234 if you have questions about the scheme and whether you are eligible.

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Assistance and grants | Haringey Council

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Warm Homes: Local Grant, SHINE London, Energy Company Obligation

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Scam Alert - Pls share with your residents

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Scam Alert - Pls share with your residents

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Dear Community,

We wanted to alert you to a recent scam affecting some Haringey residents. Some residents have reported receiving messages claiming to offer winter heating subsidies, which may appear official but are actually fraudulent attempts to obtain personal information.

Please be cautious of the following:

Avoid clicking on any links in unsolicited messages about winter heating subsidies.

Do not share any personal or financial information in response to these messages.

Haringey Council would never ask residents to apply for support through unsolicited messages or unofficial links.

If you or anyone in our community has received a similar message, they can report it online at www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/scams/reporting-a-scam/.

If residents need help with claiming Pension Credit or any other benefits, we are here to help. Visit www.haringey.gov.uk/HereToHelp for information and support.

Please share this information within your networks to help protect our community from potential scams.

Thank you for helping to raise awareness and keep our community safe.

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Dont get caught by scammers. Beware of fake messages offering winter heating subsidies. Dont click links or share personal info