Enfield Caribbean Association
A member of the Council of Leaders, The COL
COMING EVENTS
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Open Evening 21/11/2019
ECA NEWS
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June 2019 Windrush Day
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January 2019 Careers Day
Befriending Service
We are in the process of setting up a befriending service in particular for Enfield residents of Caribbean descent
Welcome
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Welcome to the Enfield Caribbean Association. We are a small charity with big ideas based in the London Borough of Enfield. We provide services and social events for the local community, in particular those of Caribbean descent.
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Our Values
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Formed in 1986, we are Enfields oldest Carbbean association. At the hearrt of our lies a commitment to equality treatingall with respect and working to promote cohesion through living our core values.
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Our Mission
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Our mission is to create an inclusive, fair and equal Enfield community, in which people of Caribbean origin can develop their full potential as visible, positive participants and contributors to the lifeblood of the Borough
BLACK HISTORY
ENFIELD CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION
Black History Month
October 2016
The Association has contributed to many local initiatives, including a campaign to mark the bicentenary of the 1807 Abolition of the North Atlantic Slave trade with the commemorative plaques now in place at Enfield Civic Centre, Edmonton Library and Community House, Enfield.
Every year the ECA puts on a production to inform, enlighten and encourage people of colour of all ages about the rich cultural heritage. The 2016 event was entitled Black Firsts: A celebration of those who were the first in their field in the UK. Among the speakers were Sir Godfrey Palmer OBE, the first black professor in Scotland, Mrs. Helen Grant, the first black woman to be elected as a Conservative MP, and Leroy Logan MBE, founder member of the National Black Police Association.
VOLUNTEER
If you are a journalist, blogger or budding writer please contact us and get your blogs and stories up on the ECA website
OUR SPONSORS
