Every Thursdays from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm IBA runs a two hours physical activities session for older men of BAME ethnic origin and living in Islington. It is aimed at men of older age and also those with limited physical abilities who are not physically active and some maybe feeling isolated. It is a very friendly and informal setting …
IBA offers a series of activities for women of all ages and ethnic groups especially from the BAME groups. Every week IBA offers 4 different sessions of physical activities at two local hubs to cover more geographical area of Islington. Also every Monday and Tuesday IBA offers luncheon club for BAME women where participants can enjoy a healthy meal, socialise …
IBA offers free independent Advice and Information on Welfare Rights Benefits, Housing, Family Matters, Consumer, Utilities and Employment every working day of the week. Our current service timetable is as follows: Monday: 11:30 am to 5:30 pm Drop-in Tuesday: 11:30 am to 5:30 pm …
A National Lottery Awards for All Funded Community ProjectCome, Join & Take Part in a Variety of Fun Activities Lunch Club Fitness Class Games Trips Workshops Gardening Funded By :
Mental Health Awareness
IBA organised a Carers Workshop Programme. We know from our participants’ lives and circumstances that many of our participants were also carers (most of whom were unpaid) for a member of their family. Specialist speakers in the field of Caring came in to talk to a group of our participants for information about what services, funds and grants were available …
This year funded through a new 3-Year grant from the BBC Children in Need we started up a new afterschool and weekend club for children and young people from disadvantaged families in Islington. The Project provided support to children to raise their educational and skills achievements and helps children to develop confidence in learning, and confidence in themselves. The literacy, …
that works to build a better future for all children by giving educational support to children and young people and their families. The key objectives of the club are to raise educational standards and encourage good discipline and behaviour; to help the children who are underachieving in schools. This year the children chose 3 specific themes which they decided to …
