WHAT WE DO
Here at Hope and Unity, we are driven by a single goal; to do our part in making the world a better place for all. We are a non-profit organisation that supports elderly and vulnerable people in BAME and other communities across London. We help people get access to information and support in regard to welfare, health, education and social integration.
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ACCESSING BENEFITS AND SERVICES
Informing The Community
With this initiative, our goal is to promote access to resources and information to empower our community.
We hold weekly drop-in sessions where people can come and get support in accessing the different services, including Universal Credit, State benefits, Gp Registration and Appointment bookings e.c.t.
We can provide translators at these sessions so if English isn't your first language you can still access our support.
Learn more about our work or reach out for support by getting in touch with our team today.
GENERAL SUPPORT FOR VULNERABLE PEOPLE
Reinforcing our Commitment
With our organization’s mission always in mind, we strive to find new strategies for dealing with this challenge.
Social integration and reducing loneliness is something that we take very seriously, and our team is working each and every day to make the vulnerable feel heard and supported.
We do this by holding various activity-based workshops. Keep a lookout on our website for up-and-coming events.
Contact us to learn more about our workshops.
ONLINE TUTORING
Extra Support
At Hope and Unity, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts in supporting young people whose education has been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
We have volunteer teachers who hold weekly online math tutoring classes for primary and secondary students.
We aim to provide that little extra help for all the parents who've had to take on that teacher role over the last 2 years.
We are always striving to make a difference, and support our community. Get in touch now to find out more about our tutoring sessions.
“Every man is guilty of all the good he did not do”