Durham Road Resource Centre
86 Durham Rd, London, N7 7DT

The property was originally built in 1985 by Islington Council as a Neighbourhood Office to provide services to the local community, but closed in 1998. The Council agreed to sell to the Ethical Property Company at 'best value' on condition that the centre continued to house voluntary groups.

The groups occupying the centre are the Camden Alcoholics Support Association, the Congolese Community Council, Crime Concern, Medical Justice Network, and Jeremy Corbyn MP.

The centre aims to:
* Deliver quality advice and training.
* Create opportunities for referral within the Centre for users of the Centre.
* Build partnerships between groups in the centre.
* Help introduce refugee groups to the mainstream.

Click here for more information about our tenants at this centre