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Hope in Haringey and Sister System’s young women in leadership group have been awarded their Level 2 NVQ in Leadership, signing off their training for upcoming roles for the Haringey African Schools Partnership – a precursor to AfroUrban Futures UK’s youth advisory board. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager In a collaborative programme between Tottenham-based charities,Read more

Hope in Haringey – rooted in Tottenham Director, Rev. John Wood MBE remembers Her Majesty in a moving Linkedin post.             By Communications Manager, Omar Alleyne-Lawler Awarded an MBE in 2014 for his work in the Tottenham area following the Mark Duggan Protests and riots, Rev. John Wood MBE remembered the Queen by reflecting onRead more

Hope in Haringey and Sister System’s collaboration to develop the next generation of women leadership closed on a high with three upcoming graduates heading to Silverstone to meet Aliyyah and Yasmeen Koloc of Buggyra Racing. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager Three students studying an NVQ Level 2 qualification in Leadership under a Hope in HaringeyRead more

Hope in Haringey and charitable partners were visited by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan. The surprise visit took place at Hale Village, Tottenham, where over 150 of Haringey’s young people were taking a small break from activities being run by Hope in Haringey and partner, ThruLife.   By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager Mayor of London,Read more

Hope in Haringey, alongside local charity, Sister System, has launched a new project to give young women and girls in Haringey the confidence and skills they need to be the next generation of leaders. In a collaborative project led by Sister System’s Cassandra Campbell and with Hope in Haringey’s Chloe Hedman contributing, the two areRead more

July 6th saw Hope in Tottenham begin its long-awaited transition into “Hope in Haringey – rooted in Tottenham” with a blockbuster event at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager Hosting 300 guests from the local Tottenham community, leadership and charity outreach spaces, Hope in Tottenham made its intentions known to support young peopleRead more

Hope in Tottenham has successfully collaborated with Metropolitan Police Officers to deliver HOOPS. This pilot project connects at-risk young people with police officers via Basketball, using sport to bring down barriers and deliver safety education.  By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager Hope in Tottenham’s role as a community broker established new ground this week when plain-clothedRead more

Co-sponsored by Hope in Tottenham, Tottenham University and Literacy Pirates, highly decorated children’s Author, Michael Rosen entertained 250 Lea Valley Academy students in a spellbinding performance.             By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager Recovering from a medically induced coma following his contraction of COVID-19, Michael Rosen was back to his very best, telling jokes and storiesRead more