London Youth supports a network of over 400 diverse community youth organisations where young people choose to go.
With unique reach to over 75,000 young Londoners, we deliver programmes with and through this network in every London borough and out of town at our two residential learning centres.
We’re here to support and challenge young people to become the best they can be.
We do this in London through an ever evolving range of contemporary programmes covering youth action and youth leadership, sports development, employability, the environment, tackling youth crime, youth work training, the London Youth Quality Mark and at our two outdoor residential centres, Woodrow High House and Hindleap Warren.
Explore further to find out more about we have already achieved and about our ambitious plans for the future.
Our mission, vision and ...
We're here to help young people be the best they can be and we do this by focusing on three key factors; development, opportunity and voice.
A summary of our programmes
Whoever the young person, whatever their background, situation or interests, we have the programme they need to help them be the best they can be.
Annual plan
We’re pretty clear about this: we like planning. Because, if we are passionate, we hope we’re also practical.
Our history
We grew from the Ragged Schools movement of the 19th century and since then millions of young people have passed through our many doors.
London Youth in the media
An important part of our work is giving youth work a voice. You can see some examples of this work here.
Publications
Part of what we do is to give a voice to youth work. We do this in a number of ways, including producing publications.
Rosie's blog
Chief Executive, Rosie Ferguson offers her perspective on the work of London Youth and big issues concerning young people and the role of youth ...
