For over 30 years
Islington Somali Community has been supporting Somalis living, working or studying in the
London Borough of Islington
ISC provides advice and information about welfare rights, education, employment, healthcare and other essential services. We also deliver projects for all ages including youth work and services for older people.
Somalis in Islington face many challenges around integration and inequalities. ISC works to overcome language barriers, poor housing, lack of childcare and high
unemployment.
Over the years, residents' needs have changed and we have developed new services
providing targeted mental health support, health education sessions, a
supplementary school for young children and much more.
Find out more about our services
What's on?
Monday 15th June 11:30am to 3:00pm, community Meal 12:30-1:30pm. Tell us your stories about your journey to this country, your homeland and your hopes and aspirations for the future. 225-229 Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 2DA
Celebrate Cultural Heritage Day! Monday 18th May 11:30 to 15:00 Community Meal 12:30 to 13:30 225-229 Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 2DA
Join Islington Somali Community (ISC) for a fun, safe and inclusive trampoline session for the whole family. ✨ Sensory-friendly environment ✨ Meet and connect with other SEND families ✨ Have fun, and enjoy a welcoming space for SEND
How to become a childminder in Islington. Come and join an information session on how to become a registered childminder in Islington, with a talk by Renate Laux, Childminding and Childcare Information Officer, Islington Family Information service. When: Wednesday 25th March 10:30am-12:30pm Where: Islington Somali community, 225-229 Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 2DA.
Film screening & Youth Q&A When: Wednesday 1st April 2026 5PM-8PM Where: Islington Somali Community, 225-229 Seven Sisters Road, London, N42DA Booking required: Please call Islington Somali Community on 07985212309 / 02072720550 or email Ayanguled@isc26.org.uk
Understanding breast health and signs to look out for. How screening works (mammograms) and why early detection matters. Lifestyle tips to reduce risk and look after your wellbeing. Emotional wellbeing and support after diagnosis or worry. Q&A session with health professionals Creating a supportive community space to talk openly and safely
