GAIL's Bakery Palmers Green

We found that our community had little support for people suffering Alzheimer's, Dementia or Memory Loss. Myself and 5 other carers decided to open our own club in June 2015. To our surprise we now have over 100 members!!! We are so proud of what we have achieved in a very short space of time. We play games in the morning and every week we organize a paid entertainer to sing, we encourage everyone to join in and dance. For a small charge of £3.00 each we are able to provide tea, coffee, biscuits, cakes and snacks. We are now also able to provide a light lunch every week. We try to bring happiness and laughter not only to the service users but the carers who also needs support. We are a non profit self funding club and totally rely on kind donations and volunteers. We do request every one has to attend with a carer, friend or relative. We would appreciate any help that you could offer.

Our organisation base all Borough in England for homelessness, Disabilities, Mental Health, Learning Disabilities, Domestic violence, Youth and Adult in needs. We provide accommodation for homelessness through our Outreach workers and through Borough Councils. We provides our clients food as-well as daily needs through assessments and key work meeting by allocating support worker/ project worker as the person to speak with and support them at all time. Our Organisation provides everything needed for their day to day of their recovery including benefits and housing needs. There is Housing benefits for individual when qualify for accommodations under our organisation which staff will apply for, to pay direct to Landlord. We do collect both food and household goods from Aldi, M&S and Lidl. I would advice to search for St Mungos organisation for more details of what we do in our communities Best Wishes Grace Olatunji. Locum Project Worker Haringey Hope Horizon St Mungos organisation 530-532 West Green Road, London N15 3DU TEL: 02088882116 Email: grace.Olatunji@mungos.org Neighbourly We are running a 'cookery course', a 'tea and toast drop-in', and a 'lunch club' for our service users. Food donations will be used to support these services.

The Ruth Winston Community Centre was established in 1961. Originally founded as the first centre in the country dedicated to those over 50, we have since expanded our services to welcome adults of all ages, backgrounds, cultures, and ethnicities from the London Borough of Enfield, as well as parts of Haringey and Barnet. The Centre is a welcoming and inclusive space where members of the community can come together to combat loneliness, make new friends, stay fit and healthy and enjoy quality time with others. As part of our commitment to the community, we offer a free drop-in service for all members, where they can enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits. We are also fortunate to receive surplus food, which we distribute for free to our members to help reduce waste. The Centre also hosts a variety of classes in fitness, dance, languages, art, bridge, and technology (including computer and smartphone use). We organize social events such as quiz nights, a film club, and coffee mornings. Furthermore, we offer hairdressing and chiropody services at reduced rates. The Centre is entirely self-funded and operates with a small team of just three paid staff (two of whom are part-time), supported by a dedicated group of volunteers who help keep our services running.