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We bring people together from very different backgrounds to create brave, inventive projects and performances, made in partnership with professional theatre directors, actors, designers and technicians. We choose not to have a permanent performance space, which means we can work flexibly across Islington and reach a wide range of people and places. Every week we work with over 150 young people representing over over 25 local schools. We are committed to changing the face of theatre in the UK by giving local young people and emerging theatre-makers long-term and individually focussed support and training from some of the best theatre professionals around. In the last 2 years we have worked with some of the UK's most exciting professional theatre companies, were selected to perform on the Olivier Theatre stage at the National Theatre and in 2009 were nominated for a prestigious Spirit of London Award.

Islington Carers Hub provides advice, information and support for people who are looking after a friend or relative.

Hi, welcome to the Islington Adult Social Care page! Here you can find out news about our services and events, as well as opportunities to get involved in improving social care services in Islington. We’ll also post information on events and projects that are happening in and outside the borough. You can also use this page to talk to other people who use local services, share information about your own events, projects and services, or share ideas for improving social care. PLEASE NOTE: We are not able to respond to individual enquiries or complaints via this page and such postings will be removed. However, if you would like to speak to someone about support from Adult Social Care please contact our Access Team on 020 7527 2299 or by email at access.service@islington.gov.uk. If you are not happy with the service you receive you can contact our Customer Services Unit by telephone on 020 7527 8047 or by email at socialservices.complaints@islington.gov.uk If you would like to join in the discussions, or post information to the page please be are of the following ground rules: 1. We encourage everyone to treat each other as you’d like to be treated. Any comments thought to be rude, abusive or personal will be removed and the poster will informed of this. If a second comment is deemed inappropriate, the poster may be blocked from accessing the page. 2. Please keep discussions relevant. Of course we all might go off topic occasionally, but we will stop any discussions that are constantly straying off the subject. 3. Because anyone can join, this also means we don’t ‘vet’ members so please treat this Facebook page as you would any other online forums. We will not pass on any details of people who sign up to the page to other members, or any other third parties. You can of course choose whether you want others to see your personal profile, but please note that we do not take any liability for relationships that happen outside of the group. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Islington Council is not responsible for the reliability of content posted by other organisations or individuals on the Adult Social Services pages. Any opinions expressed are solely those of the poster and do not represent those of Islington Council, unless otherwise stated.

We are a local community group who promote organic gardening and food growing in Islington, London.

Vision Islington is a quest, involving everyone from Islington who wants to join in and explore how to help more young people in Islington reach their full potential. Its aim is to involve young people from Islington in co-creating and co-managing new ways to build the best outcomes for all of the young people living in the Borough.

"Our Story" will be an online audio archive of family stories from members of the Islington community; the stories, which will be 5-10 minutes long, will be told by any two family members (i.e. mother-daughter, father-son, grandparent-grandchild, etc) and can cover any topic. The purpose of this archive is three-fold: first, it will promote and strengthen the craft of story telling. Participants will be encouraged to bring photographs or objects that are significant to them; in addition, guides will be provided to participants to help organise their memories The second aim of "Our Story" will be to foster communication and restrengthen family relationships; through the process of recalling their story, both family members will be forced into dialogue, examining why that particular memory had relevance. Lastly, "Our Story" aims to strengthen the community of Islington; by showcasing different family stories, we can highlight universal family dynamics, helping re-humanize community members who are often perceived as not one of us. Our team envisions this archive as an ongoing project that can benefit and include the entire Islington community, as well as inspire other communities to think of ways to find solidarity.

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St Mary's Youth Club is found opposite Papa John's and the Post Office, and adjacent to St Mary's Church. Buses 4, 19, 30 and 43 stop right outside and the closest tube stations are Angel Station (Northern Line) and Highbury and Islington Station (Victoria Line) from which St Mary's Youth Club is a 5 minute walk. For more information, please use the contact details on the page or message St Mary's Youth Club Islington using BBM.

Share your stories and pictures of Highbury and Islington.

Good old gay pub in Islington

Founded in 1960, the Society works to safeguard and improve the quality of life in Islington.