Human Rights Conference 2026
In March, we hosted our first annual Human Rights Conference 2026, featuring a distinguished roster of guest speakers and information stalls, with over 150 residents from all over London in attendance.
Community Voices Workshop - Islington
We provide a monthly workshop on the first Thursday of each month supporting vulnerable adults to access information and gain new skills from various national and local advisers. We also take residents on social trips to reduce social isolation and loneliness. We encourage social and cultural engagement through activities. We also provide free snacks and refreshments.
On Thursday, 4th June 2026, from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm at 222 Upper Street, London N1, we will be hosting a Community Voices Workshop in partnership with Nuffield Health offering a free 12-week Joint Pain Programme.
To book, please use the Enquiry Form or email: info@residentswithoutborders.org
Women’s Group - Islington
We support women from all backgrounds, providing a safe space for women from diverse backgrounds to engage in open discussions and share their stories. We provide advice and support on how trauma impacts women, in particular with mental wellbeing, social isolation, loneliness, relationships and connectedness. We welcome women who are survivors of domestic violence and abuse, and those with past offending history, refugees, and asylum seekers, who need support with reintegration. Our Women’s Peer Support Group is free, and it is in partnership with Islington Council. The group is led by women, and all of the volunteers and guest speakers are also women. It takes place second Thursday every month from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm at Dame Geraldine Hall, Manor Gardens, N7 6LA.
On Thursday, 11th June 2026, we will host a Women's Group focused on women's health & wellbeing.
To book, please use the Enquiry Form or email: info@residentswithoutborders.org
Advice Service
We provide a quality-assured, independent information and advice, we deliver this service with support from our partners. Our services are free. We provide support with welfare benefits form filling, undertake general benefit checks and benefit calculations to maximise income, support with grant applications for furniture, white goods, warm clothes, warm bedding, small household items, fuel vouchers, and food vouchers, and also advise on housing issues, debt management, and much more. Our Advice Team are based at the Islington Central Hub at 222 Upper Street, N1, every fortnight on Wednesdays from 10am to 4pm providing information and advice to residents. We also offer free private & confidential one-to-one advice sessions via booked appointments at Access Islington North Hub, 6-9 Manor Gardens, N7; Central Hub, 222 Upper Street, N1; and South Hub, Finsbury Library, 245 St. John’s Street, EC1V.
Men’s Group - Islington
We support men to tackle social isolation and loneliness, helping them with self-care, and improving mental well-being. The Men’s Peer Support Group is free and it is in partnership with Islington Council - Coming soon!
Adult Dance Classes
Dance Classes in partnership with Sadler's Wells Theatre - Coming Soon! It is free and lunch is also provided!
Our Partners
We want to thank our partners for supporting us and helping us to make our projects possible.
