M&S Hampstead

Hanley Crouch is a multi-purpose community association based in the Tollington Ward of North Islington in London. The association currently operates an after-school club with holiday play scheme, Under 5s Stay & Play. We also host a Friday lunch club, and arts & crafts groups for over-50s including a drop-in service for special needs and a community nursery.

Holy Nation Church north London food program distribute food to the local community around Camden, Islington. Westminster. Our main users are elderly, single parents, students, homeless, people who struggling with finance situation, loneliness, people from Ukraine. We reach out people on the street and to the poorer housing estate neighbourhood with single parent, elderly, students. homeless hostel. We have a network of elderly people help out distribute food to the needy families in the same time feeling their life been filled with joy and benefit from the surplus food. if we have good amount of surplus donation regularly we are able to reach-out at least 50 people a day, 4-7 times a day, from our church members vehicles on the street, and deliver to their home front door or near by collecting point. We been running since 2019 and as long as we able to hold of good supply of surpluses. We will be able to distribute and visit and pray for people in need.

Camden Centre for Learning (CCfL) is Camden’s educational provision for secondary aged students whose primary need is their social, emotional or mental health development. We cater for up to a 100 young people who require specialist SEMH provision, including students who are identified as requiring such provision through a Education Health Care Plan of SEN (SEMH), or who have been permanently excluded from mainstream school, or who are at significant risk of being permanently excluded. Students are assessed on entry to CCfL and placed in small teaching groups of up to 8 in a classroom (some classes are smaller, depending on the students needs) learning is highly differentiated to meet the individual needs of the students. As part of this we are moving towards a vocational curriculum for our more complex students to run alongside English, maths and science. This will give students the opportunities to experience the world of work, gain BTEC qualifications and prepare them for the transition to further education or apprenterships, as well as meeting their SEMH needs, such as working together, problem solving, taking turns and communicating with the wider community. The BTEC qualifications that we are starting to offer include, leisure and tourism, hospitality and land based studies. Students have the opportunity to find out what type of careers are in each sector, by classroom based learning, hands on experiences by completing work placements and visiting local amenities within Camden and further a field. We have already started to build close relationships with London Zoo and Kentish City Farm, where the students have been able to have 'hands on' experience with working with animals.