Enfield Mayor Selects Three Charities for Mayoral Year
The Mayor of Enfield has chosen three local organisations to benefit from her fundraising efforts.
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Mayor Emma Supple has announced the three local charities that will receive support during her term. The chosen organisations are Insight Enfield Sort It!, One to One Enfield, and The Whitewebbs Museum of Transport. These charities will benefit from fundraising activities organised as part of the Mayor of Enfield’s Appeal Fund.
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Insight Enfield Sort It! offers services for young people under 25 who are experiencing substance misuse issues. The charity provides advice and support to children and parents affected by parental substance misuse, focusing on addiction, gambling, alcohol, and drug abuse. Mayor Supple stated her inspiration came from a visit to Chace Community School, where students researched and presented reasons for supporting local charities.
One to One Enfield supports autistic adults and individuals with learning disabilities, aiming to help them live independently, build confidence, and engage in community life. The organisation prioritises lived experience to empower individuals. Mayor Supple expressed her delight after attending a recent summer performance by the charity's Sing Out choir, noting the participants' enthusiasm and collaboration.
The Whitewebbs Museum of Transport, operated by the Enfield and District Veteran Vehicle Trust, is dedicated to preserving Enfield's engineering and transport heritage. Housed in a Victorian water pumping station, the museum relies on volunteers and receives no National Lottery or council funding. Mayor Supple described a visit with her Brownies pack as a "wonderful informative day".
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Mayor's Statement
Mayor Supple commented on her selection process, stating, "Following careful consideration and a review of several worthwhile charities across the borough, I am delighted to announce three charities I’ve selected to support that will benefit from the Mayor of Enfield’s Appeal Fund during my mayoral year." She added that each charity represents a different facet of life in Enfield and demonstrates a strong commitment to supporting residents and strengthening the community. The Mayor anticipates collaborating with the charities to raise awareness of their work.
Next Steps
Further details on how to support the Mayor's Appeal Fund and the chosen charities will be made available through the Mayor of Enfield's office. Fundraising events are expected to be announced throughout the mayoral year.
Questions this report answers
+Which charities did the Mayor of Enfield choose?
The Mayor selected Insight Enfield Sort It!, One to One Enfield, and The Whitewebbs Museum of Transport. These organisations focus on youth substance misuse, support for autistic adults and learning disabilities, and heritage preservation respectively.
+What does Insight Enfield Sort It! do?
Insight Enfield Sort It! provides advice and support for young people under 25 facing substance misuse issues, including addiction, gambling, alcohol, and drug abuse. The charity also assists children and parents affected by parental substance misuse.
+How will the Mayor support the chosen charities?
Mayor Emma Supple will raise funds through the Mayor of Enfield’s Appeal Fund during her term. Fundraising events will be organised, and further details will be shared by the Mayor’s office throughout the year.
+Why did the Mayor pick these charities?
Mayor Supple chose them because each represents a different aspect of life in Enfield and demonstrates a strong commitment to supporting residents. Her decision followed visits to local organisations and community projects.
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