We’re opening the door to the next generation of construction workers, while benefiting local communities.
We utilise our centres to attract and train local people considering work in construction and up-skill those already in the sector.
No matter what your background is, there are employers tha...
The Skills Centre Are you considering a career in construction? Are you Aged 16 + ? With the Skills Centre you can learn on the job. With no upper age limit, you’ll work alongside highly experienced staff and gain industry specific qualifications. Your matched employer will assign you tasks and our...
The Richard MacVicar Adventure Playground in Deptford is a fun and safe place for young people to enjoy. The playground has a climbing wall, basketball and football courts. Explore and have fun on physically demanding but safe wooden outdoor climbing frames with swings, ropes and giant tyres. There'...
Our Youth Services help young people learn about themselves, others and society through informal education and a wide range of activities. Our work helps to prepare them for life in today’s world, diverts them from crime and anti-social behaviour and is great fun. Through a wide range of activities s...
The RecordShop is a free pop-up recording studio and artist development programme for young creatives aged 16-25. The RecordShop run's four 10 week projects per year, where participants get the opportunity to create music with us. We also offer music workshops, events, and work placements. The Rec...
The Real Junk Food Project London NW We are part of a global, organic network of Pay As You Feel concepts. We divert surplus edible food destined for waste and make it accessible for human consumption. We believe it is a human right to have access to food, the scale and senselessness of food waste...
The Rainbow Centre was taken over by the local community in 2012, led by a partnership of local organisations – The Somali Family Support Group, BCVYS and Barnet Community Projects. They formed the Rainbow Centre User Group (RCUG) so that the centre could stay open for local activities and services ...
The Progress Team provides help with a range of issues affecting young people, including:
Career choices
College courses
Job searches
Leisure activities.
The team can also connect young people with agencies that can help with other issues, such as benefits, health and housing.
The best way ...
Report a Safeguarding Concern
To report a safeguarding concern, please contact LVN Designated Safeguarding Lead Rachael Box (rachael.box@lvn.org.uk ) and LVN Designated Safeguarding Deputy Lucy Edwards (lucy.edwards@lvn.org.uk ).
Please use the subject line "Reporting Safeguarding Concern" and provide as much factual information as you can on the incident or concern, providing exact quotes where possible.