Bringing people together in North London
Creating connections within a community might sound like work for some, but for Sherilyn Sibanda, it’s magical. The occupational therapist, who has lived in Hornsey for about ten years, first saw the power of locally-based networks when she began volunteering for the Challenge Group in Crouch End, which supports parents …
For 30 years, Hornsey Vale Community Centre has been a vital and vibrant resource for the surrounding community. On Sept. 26, the centre hosted a special lunch and family day to celebrate its birthday. The event also served to launch a project aimed to preserve its heritage with oral history …
On a recent, sunny August day, Hornsey Vale Community Centre was bustling with activity, as Kith & Kids hosted their annual summer project. These five or ten-day sessions, which run during the school holidays, focus on social development by giving children or adults with learning disabilities or autism the opportunity …
In our 30th anniversary year, Hornsey Vale volunteer and journalist Jackie Sablich interviews two people who are central to the success of the community centre Dennis and Ursula Bury have been involved with the Hornsey Vale Community Centre for so many years, that Stationer’s Park was still part of a …