Conference room

Room Layout: Theatre style (up to 45 people)

Room layout: Classroom style (up to 25 people)

Flipchart

PA System

Room layout: Boardroom style (up to 25 people)

Projector

Laptop

Microphone

Light Refreshments (per person)

Room layout: Circular style (no tables)

Room Layout: Standing (up to 45 people)

Conference room to hire, 25 people with table and chairs and 45 people standing.

Conference Room

Weekend full day Non-Members

Full day Non-Members

Full day Members

Evenings, weekdays only

Half day Non members 

Weekend full day Members

Weekend half day Members

Half day Members

Weekend half day Non-Mombers

Small meeting room

Members only -3 hours per week 

Hackney Council for Voluntary Service

Hackney CVS is a local infrastructure organisation (LIO), and we support voluntary and community sector (VCS) organisations located in, or serving communities living, working, or studying within the London Borough of Hackney and the City of London (City & Hackney).

We have three core functions:

Giving a voice to the City and Hackney VCS and seldom-heard communities, empowering them to inform, shape, and influence decisions affecting residents.
Providing a bridge to connect VCS organisations and residents with each other, and with statutory partners.
Ensuring the VCS thrives, by building the capacity of the VCS through training, 1:1 support, and by leveraging resources, financial and otherwise, for the sector.




Hackney CVS

Join Hackney CVS for our Quarterly Coffee Morning!. Date: Thursday, 4th September 2025. Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Location: Hackney CVS, The Adiaha Antigha Centre, 24-30 Dalston Lane, London E8 3AZOur coffee mornings are designed to bring together local charities and statutory organisations to share their work and explore partnerships to address health inequalities across Hackney. We look forward to welcoming you!

Dietary requirements

Thank you for expressing your interest in attending the Young Black People's Mental Wealth Fund on Monday 28th July. We will share further details once they have been confirmed.

Join us for a special evening marking the completion of the Young Black People's Mental Wealth Fund programme — a powerful initiative supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young Black people in Hackney. This pilot programme launched in June 2024. The fund was co-designed by community members, the EPIC Health Team, and City &amp; Hackney Population Health Hub to explore alternative, anti-racist approaches to health commissioning. The fund’s design and priorities were shaped through workshops held between September 2023 and March 2024. Delivered by six community organisations, the programme supported young people aged 12–25 with opportunities for growth, healing, and connection.<a rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://hcvs.org.uk/antiracistcommissioning/">Click here to learn more about their projects.</a> The event will feature: Young participants, facilitators, community leaders &amp; creative showcases We look forward to welcoming you to this celebration of impact and achievement.

Young Black People's Mental Wealth Fund Celebration event

Pembury Community Centre is a welcoming, modern, multi-purpose venue in Hackney.

Pembury Community Centre

Thank you for booking your place on our Developing budgets for projects training session. Booking Details:Date: Thursday 25 September Time: 12:45 pm – 4:00 pmVenue: Hackney CVS, 24-30 Dalston Lane, London E8 3AZ This practical training is designed for voluntary and community groups that want to strengthen their financial planning by developing clear, realistic, and sustainable project budgets. If you can no longer attend, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your place to someone else. We look forward to seeing you there! For any questions, feel free to contact us at zebina@hcvs.org.uk or call 020 7923 1962.

In today’s funding climate, voluntary and community organisations are under increasing pressure to demonstrate strong financial planning and accountability. Whether you’re applying for grants, managing restricted funds, or delivering complex projects, having a clear, well-structured budget is essential. This training will give you the tools and confidence to build realistic budgets, understand full cost recovery, and manage your project finances effectively—helping your organisation stay sustainable and funder-ready. Aims of the Session:<ul><li>Increase your skills and knowledge in developing budgets for your projects.</li><li>Support your organisation to manage project finances effectively and make informed funding decisions.</li></ul> Learning Outcomes:By the end of the session, participants will understand:<ul><li>The principles of setting a budget, including limiting factors, types of budgets, and key budget headings.</li><li>The full cost recovery model, including allocation and apportionment.</li><li>Unit costing, break-even analysis, and how to prepare a cashflow forecast.</li><li>The importance of monitoring and managing a budget throughout the project lifecycle.</li></ul> Topics Covered:<ul><li>Budget setting principles</li><li>Limiting factors and types of budgets</li><li>Key budget headings</li><li>Full cost recovery: allocation &amp; apportionment</li><li>Unit costing &amp; break-even analysis</li><li>Cashflow forecasting</li><li>Budget monitoring and financial control</li></ul> Based on the National Occupational Standards for Management &amp; Leadership.

Cost It Right: Developing budgets for projects

Topic: Mental Health Services - understanding &amp; influencing decisions in City &amp; Hackney&nbsp; Meeting Aims and Objectives of the session: <ol><li>Increase awareness within the voluntary and community sector of where decisions are currently made about mental health services in City and Hackney.&nbsp;</li><li>Strengthen cross-sector collaboration by understanding how best we can work together to make decisions about mental health services in our boroughs.&nbsp;</li><li>Discuss what good looks like and what we need to do to make it happen!&nbsp;</li></ol> Confirmed Speakers: <ul><li>Jed Francique, Borough Director for City &amp; Hackney, ELFT</li><li>Perpetua Knight, Deputy Director of Integrated&nbsp;Mental Health, Learning Disabilities &amp; Autism, City &amp; Hackney Place Based Partnership</li></ul>

This forum brings together Hackney Marshes residents, community organisations and health service staff to focus on support to manage pain. Speakers will share information about local pain management services.local community organisations will be sharing information about the services they offer that could help you manage your pain. We are looking forward to hearing your perspectives on what works for you and the kind of help you would like to manage pain.&nbsp; Everybody welcome. The library hall venue is fully accessible.

Hackney Marshes Neighbourhood Forum - topic - managing pain

Hackney Council for Voluntary Service

Hackney Council for Voluntary Service

Young Black People's Mental Wealth Fund Celebration event

Mental Health Strategic Group Meeting

Hackney Coffee and Networking Morning

Cost It Right: Developing budgets for projects

Hackney Marshes Neighbourhood Forum - topic - managing pain