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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Latest Events
Black History Month
Enfield Caribbean Association (ECA) is organising an evening of discussion, on Saturday 31 October at the Millfield , 5pm. The evening will explore the history of Black Activism in the UK.
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Summer exercising in the park for elders
Enfield Caribbean Association has been organising fun-filled, exercise classes in the Park for the African Caribbean elders in the community. We are now bringing our exercise for elders in-doors. We will be having our next exercise class at our Luncheon Club on Friday 23 October at 12.30pm. Spaces are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment: Office Mobile: 0796 165 1966 Email Address: info@theeca.org.uk
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We aim to provide activities that will interest and support the elderly and school aged children in the borough of Enfield, particularly those of Caribbean descent.
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Time for Action
Cries of “Black Lives Matter” and “Enough is Enough” have echoed on the streets of the USA, and here in Britain. Young people of all ethnicities have taken to the streets to protest against the killings and demand an end to institutional racism and discrimination.
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ECA launches Summer online school
Fifty-six year 10 students from across the borough of Enfield have enrolled and started ECA's Summer Online School. The students will be studying for GCSE Maths, English and Science.
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Become a Volunteer
We are planning to develop a register of people to act as befrienders to the BME elderly in the Borough. Volunteers will be required to visit isolated elderly BME people in their homes to encourage and support them for 1/2 hours per week.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
The corona virus has hit us all unexpectedly and has affected everything that we do. It has caused us to change our everyday habits and has led to isolation particularly for the elderly and vulnerable. We are working with StreetWatch Edmonton on a joint project called Together Our Community Survives (TOCS) to identify and deliver food to BAME and other ethnic groups. We are only accepting registration for volunteers at the moment. No new elders can be accommodated unless we have more volunteers. To volunteer an hour of your time, please contact Dionne on 07915 919524.