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Supporting children through the pandemic in Hackney â a photo essay Ava sits quietly on the sofa in the living room at home in Hackney. After school the eight-year-old often doesnât leave her room and since lockdown hasnât felt comfortable leaving the house at all. Photographer Grey Hutton has been photographing the impact of the pandemic and the community response in his home borough of Hackney, east London, meeting local families and documenting the support networks, with the support of the National Geographic Society Covid-19 Emergency Fund by GreyHutton Mon 1 Mar 2021 02.00 EST Last modified on Tue 2 Mar 2021 05.09 EST âThe only time I come out of my bedroom is when my mum calls me,â Ava Ogarro quietly confesses to me as we chat on the sofa. Sheâs eight years old, and the youngest of three living with their mum, Joanne Piggin, in a two-bedroom apartment on the Frampton Park Estate in Hackney, east London. Ava hasnât le ....
A Hackney mother, Melissa Francis, has been tackling the digital divide in her community by distributing digital devices to families in need through a new organisation Bridge The Gap. ....
Updated: 11:36 AM February 18, 2021 Melissa Francis hugs her daughter, T’shaya, as her son T’quarn, dj’s on his smartphone in their living room, September 18, 2020. After years of volunteering for several organisations in Hackney, Melissa started Bridge The Gap - Families In Need. The aim is to help low income families that require support, get access to the help available to them, and access to the internet. Melissa’s two children have Autism, and the difficulty she experienced accessing these services was her inspiration. - Credit: Grey Hutton/National Geographic Society Covid-19 Emergency Fund A Hackney mother has been tackling the digital divide in her community by distributing digital devices to families in need. ....
“It’s all about food – whether its food parcels or ready meals, we do both.” Shukri Adan comforts her youngest daughter while she cries because she can’t join her mother, June 28, 2020. Every Sunday Shukri cooks almost 100 meals at home with her brother, Mahad, and some friends from the Somali community, and then delivers them to struggling families around Hackney. - Credit: Grey Hutton/National Geographic Society Covid-19 Emergency Fund Shukri and five other volunteers make meals three days a week and serve and deliver five days a week from 10am to 5pm. But demand is increasing, Shukri said, “every single day”. ....
Updated: 10:36 AM February 3, 2021 Hard working volunteers from Hackney charity Children With Voices sort supplies at one of its food hubs. - Credit: Grey Hutton/National Geographic Society Covid-19 Emergency Fund A local photographer has been capturing Hackney organisations and people looking out for each other during the coronavirus pandemic. Grey Hutton’s Community Lifelines project began during the first lockdown when he started shooting portraits of mutual aid volunteers and members of grassroots community groups in the borough. As he delved deeper, he uncovered a vast and diverse network of assistance, community foodbanks and services ensuring people in need in Hackney did not go hungry, without care or support. ....