Enfield Job Clubs Presents: Community Connect-Networking & Wellbeing Event

Looking for your next career move? Want to gain new skills, connect with inspiring people, and discover real opportunities in Enfield?

Join us on Thursday 23rd October 2025 (10am–4pm) at the Living Room Library, Edmonton Green for Community Connect – a one-day event designed to help you unlock your potential, grow your network, and take the next step in your career journey.

This event is packed with inspiration, practical tools, and free support services to give you the confidence and connections you need to move forward.

• Career Inspiration – Hear from professionals in tech, construction, media, creative industries, and healthcare sharing their journeys and insider tips.
• Practical Skills Workshops – Learn how to use AI for job search, improve your CV, and get personalised career advice.
• One-to-One Support – Visit stalls offering guidance on training, courses, and local job opportunities.
• Wellbeing Boosts – Free health checks, mental health support, and lifestyle advice to help you feel your best while job-hunting.
• Creative Perks – Enjoy free haircuts, styling, nails, and professional headshots so you look sharp for applications and interviews.
• Networking Power – Connect directly with employers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders who can open doors for your future.

This isn’t just another networking event - it’s a career and wellbeing accelerator. Whether you’re unemployed, looking for a new direction, or ready to take the next step up, Community Connect will:

• Give you practical tools to stand out in today’s job market.
• Introduce you to people who hire, mentor, and inspire.
• Equip you with the confidence and motivation to pursue your goals.

And the best part? It’s completely free.

Save the date: Thursday 23rd October 2025 | 10am–4pm | Living Room Library, Edmonton Green

Info: Freelance Creative Producer Georgia Dodsworth shares her journey working with organisations like Google Museum of London and the Barbican, exploring storytelling, creativity, and career development.

Info: Samuel Asiamah, Construction Manager & Founder of Altar Create Builders CIC, speaks on inclusive pathways into construction and community-led career opportunities.

Info: An open networking session to connect with speakers, local organisations, and fellow attendees.

Info: Stanley Mwangi, Machine Learning Engineer and Tech Entrepreneur, shares insights on entrepreneurship, freelancing in tech, and building opportunities in the digital economy.

Info: Iyshea Hunte discusses encouraging BME communities to access mental health services, and the impact of long-term health conditions on wellbeing.

Info: A chance to relax, enjoy music, and connect with other attendees before the afternoon speakers.

Info: Maddy and Natasha share their journey building worker-owned co-operatives, supporting democratic business, and creating opportunities for communities through tech and social enterprise.

Info: Freelance Manicurist Hannah Balogun shares her story as a self-employed creative, the challenges she has faced, and tips to inspire others considering freelancing.

Info: Williamz Omope, Founder of WO Consultancy CIC, demonstrates how AI tools can support job seekers — from CV writing to interview prep — and open new career opportunities.

Info: Networking & closing

Info: All day | Drop-in Station
Freelance Manicurist Hannah Balogun will be offering free express manicures. A chance to enjoy some pampering while hearing about her journey as a freelancer in the beauty industry.

Info: All day | Photography Station
Filmmaker and creative professional Nathan Gardner will provide free LinkedIn-ready headshots to help you stand out in the job market.

Info: All day | Drop-in Stall
Experienced business advisor James will be available throughout the day to offer one-to-one guidance on business planning, finance, and start-up strategy.

Info: Filmmaker and creative professional Nathan Gardner will provide free LinkedIn-ready headshots to help you stand out in the job market.

Info: Natalie Omari is a Marketing, Project and Audience Development Consultant with over 10 years’ experience in the arts and cultural sector. She has developed creative career programmes for young people and emerging talent, and consulted organisations on inclusive hiring practices. At the CV support table, she’ll be offering tailored advice on applications, career pathways, and creative career resources.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Fore Street Library (Living Room Library), 109 - 111 Fore Street, London, United Kingdom