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Chair of Trustees

After 6 years of brilliant service, we say thank you and goodbye to our brilliant Chair of Trustees, Srabani Sen OBE. We are recruiting for a new Chair, to help lead us in the future! Could it be you?

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Events for August 2022

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BELSIZE ONLINE – Belsize Book Club

Transitions Youth Club

Happy Hour Crafternoon

Youth Club 4-6pm

Belsize Library Open Mic

Councillors Surgery – Nayra Bello O’Shanahan 7-8pm
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Transitions Youth Club

Happy Hour Crafternoon

Youth Club 4-6pm
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Transitions Youth Club

Happy Hour Crafternoon

Youth Club 4-6pm

BELSIZE ONLINE: Literary Talks
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Transitions Youth Club

Happy Hour Crafternoon

Youth Club 4-6pm
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Transitions Youth Club

Happy Hour Crafternoon

Youth Club 4-6pm

Belsize Library Open Mic

Councillors Surgery – Nayra Bello O’Shanahan 7-8pm
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Winch stories

The Winch Promise Work
My experience of Promise Work

It was around March 2013 when I first engaged with The Winch and met my Promise Worker. I was with the job centre and it was very bad at the time. I was frustrated, couldn’t keep control of my emotions and felt depressed and I wasn’t enjoying the courses which the job centre provided. It
A young person joins The Company

I joined the Company when I was 24 because I was trying to get work at the time, and I was with a Camden apprenticeships program and the Winch got in contact with them. The woman who was running the program at the time, Nina put me in touch with a (youth worker from The
A parent in emergency accommodation

My first contact with The Winch was one of the ‘Connecting Parents’ sessions that was nearly a year and a half ago. At the time I was in emergency accommodation. The coordinator of Homestart got in contact with Page (at) The Winch who introduced me to a session at Belsize Community Library. We did a