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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

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

Putting the 22-year veteran of the Metropolitan Police in the classroom not only helped to better inform the Public Service students of a potential career path but also left them with insights to help on their coursework. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager  Currently responsible for 400 officers across Tower Hamlets; Chief Inspector Dominic Nye tookRead more

Hope in Tottenham announces two new employee contracts to their Arts Projects team and Communications Team respectively ahead of a July 6th rebrand launch. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager The appointment of Richard Dixon as Arts Projects Officer and Omar Alleyne-Lawler as Communications Manager comes ahead of the charity’s rebranding to Hope in Haringey. TheRead more

Hope in Tottenham, Sister System and representatives from eleven local schools and colleges gathered at San Marco Restaurant in Bruce Grove to discuss challenges facing their organisations and young people moving into 2022. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager. Organised as an appreciation event to thank partners and supporters of the charity, Hope in Tottenham wasRead more

In a meeting brokered by Hope in Tottenham, the SOS Project’s Junior Smart, Street Doctors, and the Mayor of Haringey, have unveiled early plans for the largest gathering of Youth lifesavers.  By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager “I want it to be the biggest gathering of young people in any London Borough, ever”, explained Junior SmartRead more