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Weekly drop-in for homeless people and those who are socially isolated or lonely, offering food (light snacks, tea, soup, sandwiches), a change of clothes and somewhere to spend time. Limited counselling, advice and information also available. Entrance costs 50 pence. Open Mondays 10am to 12pm.…

Archway leisure centre: has a fun leisure pool with a wave machine, water run, water jets and spa pools. The pool also accommodates lane swimming. There are swimming sessions for disabled people.   has a two storey gym has spectacular views over the leisure and…

The ATCG is an independent, not for profit, constituted, accountable body for the business community in Archway. Membership is open to all businesses and employers in Archway, subject to subscription. It's working in partnership with Islington Council to create a thriving town centre at Archway…

We are a friendly group of walkers which meets on the second Sunday of every month. We have a programme of walks led by members usually between 3 and 5 miles with a stop for lunch. The walks are both within the borough and further…

Council tenants who are struggling to pay their rent or facing eviction may wish to contact their nearest housing office. To find out your nearest office visit www.islington.gov.uk/services/housing or call Contact Islington on 020 7527 2000 Housing offices are located at: Highbury House 5 Highbury…

We are an independent BME organisation that gives stability and security to vulnerable refugees and migrants in London by providing support and housing so that they can achieve independence and an equal opportunity in life.

Archway pharmacy offering phone payment, call and collect and home delivery.

CHILDMINDER. Little Stars Childminding Service. Rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted. We are energetic and reliable childcare practitioners who have a passion for childcare. We believe in a home environment where children can feel comfortable and enjoy taking them on many trips. We are flexible and can accommodate…

The Arlington Association is made up of residents of the westerly part of the Arlington Conservation area in Islington, North London. The area is an unusually peaceful haven in busy Islington, made up of primarily early Victorian houses, wide streets and two garden squares that are…

Based in the south of Islington this service provides accommodation and support for 6 adults with learning difficulties. If you would like to find out more please contact your local Community Care Centre.

ADSA was set up at the end of 2006/2007 season to represent, and give the clubs disabled supporters a voice. Our aim is to try and deal with any problems or complaints you may have and enhance your match day experience. Both the Stadium Tour…

Founded at the end of the 2006/07 season; the Arsenal Disabled Supporters Association (ADSA) was created to give all disabled supporters a voice in issues that directly affect them in following and watching Arsenal Football Club. In a bid to combat some of the key…

After-school club and football sessions. Free club for children and young people aged 8 to 13. The Arsenal Double Club programme has been running since 1998 and combines football and literacy sessions to help children with their school work and give them a chance to…

Supporters are strongly advised not to drive to Emirates Stadium. The ground is situated in a mainly residential area with an extensive Event Day Parking Scheme in operation. Only car owners with resident's permits will be allowed to park on-street in the designated areas and…

Arsenal Community projects provide sport sessions and pathways to accreditation which take place in schools, leisure centres, housing estates and parks. Sports include:  bowls double club (sport combined with homework, maths, English help) football including walking football and football for disabled people

Contemporary art gallery, situated at the corner of St. Peters' Street, Wharf Road, and Noel Road. Open Tuesday to Saturday fromï 11am to 6pm during exhibitions..

HCPC registered Art Psychotherapists offering services to adoption support and in education (including early years and FE colleges). Our service can be delivered at accessible venues appropriate to the client e.g. schools, contact centres, health or community settings. Short-term and long-term art therapy as individual…

Artbox London runs art workshops, gallery trips and exhibition opportunities for people with learning disabilities and autism. Artists can earn a small income from their art sales and can also develop work related skills through selling art at exhibitions.

There are around 10 million people with arthritis in the UK. That’s 10 million individuals, plus their families, each affected in a unique way. From high quality information and support to empower you to take control of your arthritis, to campaigning for change…Arthritis Care is here…