There are many charitable organisations and local Government initiatives in London and throughout the United Kingdom, doing good work in supporting youth and their communities.
As an organisation, Social Welfare Of Youth And Community (SWOYC.ORG) is committed to collaborating with and highlighting the various projects in our communities that are benefiting young people.
Our Media Gallery highlights the local authorities, schools and other charitable organisations that are running projects that develop youth and make a difference in the community.
If your organisation is working with youth and their communities and you would like to either collaborate with us or be featured in our media, plaese reach out and contact us.
Campaigners are urging the government to invest in youth clubs to help build skills and keep young people away from crime. Cuts over the last decade have forced 750 centres to close and many argue the closures have helped fuel crime among young people. Sky's Alice Porter has been visiting a centre, Mentivity House, in South London.
Report by:
Sky News
London Youth recently hosted a Tech Careers event for young Londoners interested in kick-starting their careers in the sector. It was an inspiring day filled with opportunities for young people to participate in interactive workshops led by industry experts, explore job opportunities in tech and network.
Report by:
London Youth
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan recently met the inspirational young Londoners behind Sweet Dee’s Jerk who have been supported by the Business Launchpad at Tooting Works. It’s one of the grassroots community organisations that has secured funding through London Violence Reduction Unit’s Stronger Futures programme.
Report by:
Mayor Of London
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