Islington Council’s Home Care Complex Needs Service is for people who live in Islington and have assessed complex needs. The Service helps vulnerable service users remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible, thereby reducing the need for admission into hospital and/or…
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- If you are housebound or have difficulty getting to a library you can use the Home Library Service. Part of Islington Library and Heritage Services, the Home Library Service is free, and will visit you in your own home. Items available are books, Large Print…
- On 1st April 2012, the management of the HRRC was transferred from Islington Council to North London Waste Authority (NLWA). The HRRC will continue to operate in exactly the same way as it has done whilst managed by Islington Council and it will be ‘business…
- If you would like to appeal against the decision about your housing benefit you must write to the Benefits Service within one month of the date of the decision letter. You can: complete the online form visit us at one of our Area Housing Offices write…
- If you have a low income, you may be eligible for help to pay your rent and council tax. You do not need to be out of work or receiving income support to get help. For information about these benefits and how to apply, see the links on…
- Coronavirus Update: Islington iCOPE (psychological therapies service) iCOPE are providing a tailored response to those affected by COVID-19, which includes: Everyone who self-refers to Islington iCOPE will now get a call back within 48 hrs, offering practical and emotional support and guidance, to discuss coping…
- The Register Office registers births, deaths, marriages, and civil partnerships for Islington and the City of London. For details and to make an appointment see website.
- Islington Central Medical Centre (previously St Paul’s Road Medical Centre) is a brand new purpose-built medical practice opened in Sept 2008. We are one of the oldest and now largest practice in Islington. We care and treat over 15,000 patients. We welcome all new patients…
- Islington Computer Skills Centre is part of Islington Libraries Learning Hub and provides free computer training to Islington residents. All classes are taught by qualified tutors in a relaxed and friendly environment. Each student has sole use of a computer and class sizes are kept…
- Who do we help? All Islington residents and some non-residents such as friends and family that provide support to disabled Islington residents. How can we help? We will check your benefits to make sure you are getting the correct money Support you to make benefit and…
- For help with rent you can contact Islington’s Income Recovery team. This service can support council tenants with: Help with benefits or grants.
- Crisis mental health assessment - home treatment as an alternative to acute hospital admission. Referrals are screened for appropriateness with a clinician People can expect a holistic service user led assessment with a qualified member of staff. If assessed as suitable for the home treatment…
- Direct Payments are monetary payments made by councils directly to individuals eligible for community care services. Direct Payments comprise one way in which an individual can choose to receive their personal budget to meet their assessed needs instead of getting services managed by Social Services.…
- Contact us for advice on cutting your energy and staying warm at home. We run workshops to help you draught-proof your home, thermally line your curtains and reduce your energy bills. If the household has someone vulnerable living there, we can assess you for the…
- In an emergency always call 999.
- This service is run by Islington Council. Who is eligible? The service is for older residents & those with a disability. Carers in receipt of Carer’s Allowance or Direct Payments can also use the service. You do not need to live in a council property…
- For help with rent and council tax support you can contact the Benefits Processing Service. This service can support clients with: Help with benefits or grants
- Opening times for each of the 10 libraries vary. Go to the Libraries webpage see individual library details.
- Monday: 9:30am to 8pm; Tuesday: Closed; Wednesday: 9.30am to 8pm; Thursday: Closed; Friday: 9:30am to 5pm; Saturday: 9:30am to 5pm; Sun: Closed. Baby Bounce: Monday, 11am; Under 5s: Wednesday, 11am. Homework Club: Monday, 4-7pmCommunity Warm Space Offer: Access to study/seating areas and a range of reading material. PCs for public use and free Wi-Fi Monday & Wednesday 9.30am-8pmFriday & Saturday 9.30am-5pm Public library services. See opening times for activities for children, young people and families. Books, Audio Books, large Print…
- Monday: Closed; Tuesday: 9.30am to 7pm; Wednesday: 9:30am to 1pm; Thursday: 9.30am to 7pm; Friday: Closed; Saturday: 11am to 5pm; Sunday: Closed. Baby Bounce: Thursday, 11am; Under 5s: Tuesday, 11am. Homework Club: Thursday, 4-7pmCommunity Warm Space Offer: Access to study/seating areas and a range of reading material. PCs available for public use and free Wi-Fi. Tuesday & Thursday 9:30am-7pmWednesday 9:30am-1pmSaturday 11am-5pm Public library services. See opening times for activities for children, young people and families. Books, Audio Books, large…
