Youth Unity CIC has opened a new youth centre in South Street, supported by multiple partners including TfL and London's Violence Reduction Unit. Designed to be safe and welcoming, the centre offers one-on-one mentoring for youth aged 14 to 25, focusing on education, career advice, and personal development. The opening was attended by local officials, emphasizing the importance of such initiatives in preventing gaps in service provision. The initiative is part of a broader effort to foster safer spaces and strengthen community ties, funded by the Community Recovery Fund, with sessions offered until March 2025.
The hub aims to provide a safe and welcoming environment for young people, offering essential mentoring and support services tailored to their needs.
Councillor Taylor emphasized the importance of supporting such groups to address future gaps in service provision and enhance community relationships.
The project, backed by community funding, will create safer spaces and foster stronger relationships between youth and their communities.
Artist Cize-one's mural adds a vibrant touch to the new youth centre, reflecting creativity alongside the invaluable support the hub will offer.
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