E.M.P.I.R.E is Croydon Council’s Children in Care Council & Care Leavers forum. It stands for Empowerment, Memories, Positivity, Interesting, Respect and Educational; an acronym which provides a snapshot of the sessions. The purpose of Empire is to empower looked after children, young people an...

Our Leadership Programme: The aim is to support young leaders through activities and issue based work, therefore supporting young people to support each other. As we work to develop leadership potential, to foster the development of strong moral character, to encourage loyalty to their church. Thes...

Young Companions was formed to address the key issues that affect the youth within our community. YC established that the main problems affecting our youth are lack of employment, lack of educational opportunities, no place for activities and a fear of gun and gang crime, as well as a rise in youth c...

The Southside Youth Team is an experienced team of youth workers based across Kingston upon Thames, offering a variety of positive interventions and engagement opportunities for young people who live and/or are educated in the borough. We offer a mixture of positive activities including, but not lim...

Kingsnympton Youth and Community Centre is a very friendly club with an active programme. There is a large indoor sports hall where you can take part in a variety of sporting activities such as football and basketball. We also run workshops on a variety of topics including sexual health and drugs aw...

Dickerage Sports and Community Centre's adventure playground has exciting activities/equipment including a five-a-side ball court, youth café with internet access and a 30ft mountain play tower. Our enthusiastic staff run a variety of activities ranging from sports, karaoke, arts and crafts and tram...

Activities at Pembroke House are a great way to meet your neighbours, try new things and give back to your community. In normal times, we have a busy schedule of weekly activities. At the moment, our building is closed to keep people safe, so some activities are paused. You can still browse our prog...

The core age range of the Seniors group of the Boys Brigade is from 14 to 18 years. Young people in this age group are encouraged to lead their own programme, supported by volunteer leaders. It’s all about the young people deciding what they would like to do and organising it for themselves. This age...

View the available job vacancies, graduate career pathways, information on getting back into work, information on becoming a volunteer, and more.

No matter how old you are, introducing regular physical activity into your daily life can improve your overall health, ease stress and improve sleep! The NHS recommends young people aged between five and 18 should do 60 minutes of physical activity each day. Follow the link to see the various healt...