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We are London Youth...

...a vibrant network of 400 youth clubs serving 75,000 young people across the capital.

Our vision is of a great world city in which every young person, whatever their background, is valued and challenged to become the best they can be.

Our mission is to improve services and opportunities for young people.

Trustees wanted...

If, like us, you are motivated by helping every young person be the best they can be, you may be interested to know we’re now seeking new Trustees to join our committed and talented Board.
For more information please click here >>>


Latest news...

First 50 young people now placed through Future Jobs Fund

London Youth has now successfully delivered its first Future Jobs Fund contract by finding positions for 50 young people. Congratulations are due both to our YouthWorks team for finding the placements so quickly and more importantly to the 50 young people who are now working in community youth clubs across the capital and making a positive difference to the lives of thousands of their peers.

London Marathon

Congratulations to all those who ran the London Marathon on behalf of London Youth and a big thank you to everyone who volunteered on our water station. Read more >>>

Getting Ready for the Games and Beyond wins two awards

Getting Ready has won awards for being the Pro-Active Partner of the Year in both east and central London at the Pro-Active London Awards for Sport and Physical Activity. Read more >>>

"London isn't broken but it is fractured"

On 29th March London Youth held it's AGM. To read the speech given by Nick Wilkie, Chief Executive, please click here >>>

Sir Bert Massie, Commissioner for the Compact, praises Activenture

Sir Bert Massie, who was previously Chair of the Disability Rights Commission, has praised Activenture. He said that it "creates a step change in the aspirations of young disabled people and those with complex needs". Read more >>>

Launch of groundbreaking joint election manifesto

A powerful coalition of children and young people’s charities have launched United We Stand: A Voluntary and Community Sector Manifesto for London’s Children and Young People.
Read the full press release >>>

Download the manifesto >>>


We would like to thank Clifford Chance, Lovells, Taylor Wessing and White and Case for letting us use their offices for interviews and meetings. Their continued support is invaluable.