African Caribbean Leadership Company Limited

Custodian of the Future

The African Caribbean Leadership Company (ACLCLimited, was originally founded in June 1975 by members of the Windrush Generation and has since then operated to service the needs of the African Caribbean community in the London Borough of Haringey and its surrounding areas.

 
*IMPORTANT NOTICE*
Thank you for visiting our website. Please note this is the only website of the organisation

PLEASE NOTE:

THE CENTRE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR HALL HIRE!

The Cultural Centre is
currently closed

but, ACLC is still open
and here to support you!

OUR CAMPAIGN

Our beloved Cultural Centre which has been providing culturally sensitive services and activities for the African Caribbean Community in Hornsey for over 30 years – NEEDS YOUR HELP! 

 The iconic building founded by pioneering community leaders from the Windrush Generation, and which has also played host to many high-profile events is in a state of disrepair and needs refurbishing.  

We are raising funds for the repairs, so we can re-open the centre with renewed vigour, and new initiatives aimed at revitalising our community. 

To support our campaign please click here

ACLC Cultural Evening!

Celebrating our culture in the Community

Join us on Saturday, 11th October 2025, for an evening of culture, celebration, and learning.

Bring your family and friends.

Admission:
Free for OAP and Children
£4.00 Adults

Time: 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Refreshments on Sale!

It's going to be a great evening, come on down.

We look forward to seeing you.

Celebrating culture in the Community!


Join us on Friday, 31st October, from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm for our Children's Creative Workshop.


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Visit our events page here

Together we are Stronger!

Windrush Generation:

We salute those pioneering leaders in our community who had much to overcome and paved the way for us and future generations.



Opening of the West Indian Cultural Centre in 1987

Our Committees

Social, Wellbeing and Advocacy

Culture

Young People and Education

Women

Senior Citizens

Commercial and Economic Development