Raising awareness of the Compact

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• Raising awareness of the Compact
• - community group

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• Highly Commended

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Islington Childcare Trust

• Awareness-raising of the Premises chapter through
  their network
• Partnership with the council to put in place
  clear, long-term agreements for community
  nurseries

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Navinder Kaur of Islington Childcare Trust
accepts her highly commended Compact Award from
Cllr West, the Leader of the Council, Cllr Mouna
Hamitouche, The Mayor
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• Winner

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Camden Islington Providers Forum

• All the board and the members aware of the
  Compact, use it in meetings, raise awareness
  across sectors and boroughs
• clear working relationships
• Seeks to provide a level playing field in which
  providers can meet face to face with
  commissioners to support people experiencing
  mental health problems

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Martin Butcher of Camden and Islington Provider's
Forum accepts his winning Compact Award from Cllr
West, the Leader of the Council, Cllr Mouna
Hamitouche, The Mayor, and Andy Murphy, chair,
Voluntary Action Islington
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• Raising awareness of the Compact
• statutory sector

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• Highly Commended

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Islington Central Reference Library

• Promote the Compact via a new community research
  section
• Developed using principles of the Community
  Involvement and Information-sharing chapters
• improved and well-informed communication across
  sectors
• a more detailed picture of local need and how
  to meet it
• Resource complimented by www.islington.gov.uk/boro
  ugh stats, and a new third sector database

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Michelle Gannon, Islington Central Reference
Library, accepts her organisations Highly
Commended Compact Award
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• Winner

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NHS Islington

• Ongoing top-level involvement in developing and
  promoting the Compact and implementing the action
  plan. e.g. online, at events, at meetings
• Staff benefit from the high profile given to the
  Compact clear guidance on cross-sector working
  and how it can help fulfil health targets.
  Community groups benefit from shared training and
  other partnership work
• Chair is a Compact Champion

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Jacqueline Firth of NHS Islington accepts her
organisations Winning Compact Award
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Joint work to promote equality and fairness
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• Highly Commended

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Islington Time Banks Network LBI Regeneration
Community Partnerships

• Idea of council community development team
• Supports vulnerable people at neighbourhood
  level. Low-income individuals can contribute to
  communities and access services they need
• Everyone is treated as an asset. Builds
  confidence, combats isolation. Creates community
  relationships. All hours are equally valued.
• LBIs continued participation, advice and support
  have been crucial

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Islington Time Banks Network

• 700 members 15,000 hours exchanged the
  largest network in Europe.
• Caxton House Time Bank
• Highbury Time Bank
• Hilldrop Time Bank
• Mildmay Time Bank
• St Lukes Time Bank
• Upper Street Time Bank
• Vaudeville Time Bank
• and their host organisations

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Peter Roberts, Islington Timebanks Network Jo
Eve, Islington Council Regeneration Community
Partnerships accept their Highly Commended
Compact Award
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• Winner

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Islington Faiths Forum Islington Schools

• Fun thought-provoking peace assemblies for pupils
  to explore how to contribute to peace on our
  streets, in school and at home
• Reaching 5,136 people this year, including
  special needs pupils
• Production of an Inter Faith calendar involving
  community groups, statutory services and all the
  schools in Islington exploring different
  religions and beliefs through art

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Graham Smith of Cambridge education_at_Islington,
and Roz Miller and Revd Jennifer Potter of
Islington Faiths Forum accept their winning
Compact Award
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• Community groups working with a statutory partner
  to develop and improve services

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• Highly Commended

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All Change Arts Childrens Social Care

• With the support of Family Action.
• Developed arts-based creative activities to ease
  and facilitate the discussion of domestic
  violence for social work family support staff,
  parents children
• Additional support for families brought
  resources to Islington - enhanced professional
  practice and improved engagement improved
  communication in families. Positive feedback
  from families about being involved in the process

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Samir Singh, trustee, All Change Arts, and
Caroline Emflorgo Joy Nield, Children's Social
Care, accept their Highly Commended Compact Award
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• Winner

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Islington Somali Community, St Marks Church
Islington Police

• At a Community Safety Unit participatory
  budgeting event
• residents voted St Marks and Islington Somali
  Community to reduce anti-social behaviour
  crime.
• Community outreach local businesses Somali
  parents youth work - challenging workshops
  community events positive culture examples.
• reduction of youth disorder. more integration
  of Somali Community increased self esteem and
  confidence among young people a straightforward
  process for feeding in and resolving issues.

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Islington Somali Community, St Marks Church
Islington Police

• Without ISC we were left with enforcement as the
  only option ... they are an integral part of
  partnership working. Local residents have told me
  the estate is very much more peaceful, people
  don't feel intimidated or threatened going to or
  from their homes.
• Finsbury Park Safer Neighbourhood Team Officer

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Abdulaziz Ali Yussuf Ahmed, Islington Somali
Community, Rev'd Pete Bellinger, Chief
Superintendent Michael Wise, accept their winning
Compact Award from Cllr West, the Leader of the
Council, Cllr Mouna Hamitouche, the Mayor, and
Andy Murphy, chair, Voluntary Action Islington
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• Well done to all the award winners

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• www.islington.gov.uk/compact
• www.vai.org.uk
• www.islington.nhs.uk/the-islington-compact.htm