Ealing Equality Council

Ealing Equality Council

Charity information

Ealing Equality Council

We provide accredited casework and support services benefiting disadvantage persons experiencing, poverty, social and/or economic disadvantage and high levels of deprivation. Our clients experiencing multiple deprivation requiring help on issues, including: discrimination, LGBTQI, food poverty, debt, housing, benefits, homelessness, family breakdown, employment asylum and refugee matters. We deliver projects that help promote integration for new arrivals particularly vulnerable families.

Founded 1990

  • Mission statement

    1) To work towards the elimination of all forms of discrimination and inequality;
    2) To engage in the delivery of legal advice and casework, dealing with all issues affecting disadvantaged persons, including: employment, social welfare law and all forms of discrimination and inequalities;
    3) To promote equality of opportunity and good relations between all persons including persons of different racial groups; Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, Migrant and Refugee Communities (BAMER/BMER); and other persons, including white working-class communities experiencing disadvantage exclusion, poverty, inequality, discrimination and deprivation;
    4) To engage in partnership working, including working with community and statutory sector organisations in promoting social justice for those living in poverty, experiencing disadvantage, discrimination and inequality;

  • Aims

    Ealing Equality Council aims to:

    • 700 persons at high risk of experiencing hardship are better able to plan for the future.
    • 400 persons with housing difficulties will be supported to take actions that avoid eviction.
    • 400 persons accessing legal advice will be able to obtain remedies leading to improved economic circumstances.
    • 10-20 Volunteers' lives will be changed, they will learn how to empathise with people experiencing great levels of deprivation when attending food banks.
    • 300 persons will be supported by EEC to manage consumer debt, implement a payment plan learn how to budget and avoid food poverty.
  • Overview

    Established: August 1990

    Registered Charity Number: 1116413

    Board members: 17

    Full time staff: 2

    Part time staff: 2

    Volunteers: 30

    Phone number: 02082312574

    Address: Villiers House W5 2PA

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