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Christina completed her time at Hope in Haringey after serving as the charity’s Police Engagement Manager for three years. Her tenure is marked as “excellent”, vastly expanding its effectiveness across the borough. As she completes her time with the charity, colleagues remember her work and outline her legacy they look to uphold.   Hope inRead more

The Exhibition which first debuted in February at the Haringey Youth Summit was redisplayed this month, being shown at Colins Carpets during Made in Tottenham and Fore Street For All’s North London Lates. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager Hope in Haringey’s photographic exhibition made a third stop in six months this week, joining efforts byRead more

 Hope in Haringey’s Summer Schools Festival gathered Tottenham residents in a celebration of fun, cultural exchange and summer festivity at Tiverton Primary School. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager The annual event which takes place at a different Haringey school each year, frequently draws more than 200 Haringey residents, organisations, and student talent in a family-friendlyRead more

In a closed meeting between Hope in Haringey Director, Rev. John Wood. MBE, Haringey Youth Officer, PC Ahmed, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Matt Ward and Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, Hope in Haringey’s blueprint for Police Engagement was on display as Mayor Khan visited Tottenham in a review of Operation Denali. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications ManagerRead more

Co-sponsored by Hope in Haringey, the Bridge Renewal Trust and the Safer Neighbourhood Board Haringey, this year’s Haringey Youth Summit brought 400 local people to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to discuss ways they can be safe, secure, and successful in the borough. By Communications Manager, Omar Alleyne-Lawler The fourth Haringey Youth Summit was an action-packedRead more

Hope in Haringey’s project to connect African schools with its diasporan communities in Haringey took a major step forward, with Woodside High and Okrika National School in Nigeria making the first continental connection. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager The Haringey African Schools Partnership took a major step forward this week when Hope in Haringey sawRead more

Bestselling author of “How to Lead”, Jo Owen dazzled guests with his energetic delivery, outlining his five key points to leadership before signing copies in an exclusive leadership dinner at San Marco Restaurant. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager  Bringing together leaders from across HiH’s network, Bruce Grove’s San Marco Restaurant saw itself filled with 60Read more

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