Firststepaction

22/01/2022

Announcement🚨: We are delighted to announce that  First Step Action will be partnering with Cripplegate Foundation to launch a brand new year-round weekly workshop series aimed at helping young Somali people living in Islington with seeking employment/ improving employability.

We will be starting on the 25th of January and be ending the program in December. All our service users who fall in this age category are welcome to join us. It would be hugely appreciated if you know someone that will take advantage of the resources we will provide then please do inform them of the project we are running and how we can help.

Please do email, DM, or telephone us for more information about the program

Refreshments will be provided.

11/05/2021

First Step Action will be hosting a Football Match at Burgess Park in celebration of Eid al-Fitr. For the youth that have lost out on football for so long due to series of long stringent lockdowns as a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

23/07/2020

Thanks to London Community Foundation. Our COVID 19 voucher scheme is up and running. If your Somali and fit the criteria below feel free to contact us.

27/06/2020

First Step Action would like to present a brand-new project. This food project will help feed those most vulnerable and it all thanks to Camden Giving

26/06/2020

One family sent us this photo of them receiving their voucher. They expressed their gratitude for our latest project.They said they were so glad that they didn’t have to worry about putting food on the table. One less worry.

26/06/2020

This was our recent project created as a response to the COVID 19 Lockdown which increased food insecurity within the Somali community. Special Thanks to the City Bridge Trust for helping us create this vital project.

01/04/2020

First Step Action is still here to help.

11/02/2020

Congratulations🎉🎉🎉 to all these wonderful women for graduating with flying colours.

11/02/2020

10/02/2020

1,600 community–led projects in England, including youth-focussed projects, celebrate following £58 million of National Lottery funding announced