Access Islington Hubs offer a combination of drop in advice and support surgeries, as well as booked advice and guidance sessions.
If you need extra help with something, you can speak to one of our friendly advisors and they will take some time to talk to you and understand what you need help with before making sure you get the service or support you need.
How we can help
- Money: Advice about your budget, finance and debt.
- Food: Food banks locations, food bank vouchers and longer-term support through our community partners.
- Wellbeing: Connect you to the right support through a range of local services, whatever your wellbeing needs.
- Housing: Answer your housing queries and put you in touch with services such as Housing Needs, housing repairs and the Citizen’s Advice Bureau.
- Family: Send you towards services for information and advice about childcare, activities and services for parents and carers, children and young people.
- Community safety: Help if you’re affected by crime or anti-social behaviour.
- Work: Support if you are looking for your first job or a new job.
Visiting the hubs
You can make an appointment to come and see us or drop in for a chat with one of our friendly team.
Book an appointment
To book an appointment, email HereToHelp@islington.gov.uk or call 020 7527 8222 and we will contact you to arrange a date, time and location that works for you.
Drop in
You can drop in to any of our three hubs.
Central Hub
222 Upper Street,
N1 1XR
Directions to Central Hub on Google Maps
North Hub
6-9 Manor Gardens
N7 6LA
South Hub
Finsbury Library,
245 St John’s Street,
EC1V 4NB
Directions to South Hub on Google Maps
Opening times
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm (10am to 5pm on Wednesdays)
Disabled access
Our AccessAble profile features a guide to facilities and access for disabled people.
Related information
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Help with applying to the housing register
The online application form allows you to apply to join Islington’s Housing Register
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Income Maximisation Team (IMAX)
The council's IMAX team offers help and advice to claim the financial support and benefits that you are entitled to.
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Local food banks
There are food banks in Islington that can help you and your family access essential supplies and free cooked meals
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Citizens Advice Islington
Offer free, confidential, independent advice to Islington residents. Their trained volunteers and specialist caseworkers can advise you on a wide range of issues.