WWMT is donaTing a ToTal of £32,000 over Three years

QCCa is a community-based organisation which aims to improve the quality of life in the local community, particularly for young people who are not in education, employment or training.

QCCa is a registered charity which caters for all residents in Camden, especially those living in Gospel Oak, Haverstock, Maitland Park and the Hampstead area.

QCCa’s Youth Club runs a range of sessions and activities for young people aged 8 to 19. The club attracts and encourages a variety of young people from different backgrounds and age groups to engage and interact with each other.

young Peoples Club sessions and activities include: Indoor Sessions Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii, pool, table tennis, IT sessions

Outdoor Sessions football, basketball, rounders, trips (i.e. Alton Towers, cinema, adventure playgrounds, bowling) and residential stays

Along with activities, QCCA also runs workshops on issues

“There is lots happening in the youth club and it means we don’t have to stay on the streets……. Some of us don’t go school or college so need to get qualifications to get jobs, and the youth workers are always helping keep us out of trouble. I want to become a youth worker so I volunteer as well”.

WWMT are donaTing a ToTal of £30,000 over Three years

Futureversity believes all young people have the potential to be extraordinary. They provide free courses and activities for 11-25 year olds to help them develop the skills and self-belief they need to make the most of their lives. Their programmes have been proven to raise aspirations, reduce youth crime, break down racial tensions and get unemployed young people off benefits and into work.

Previously known as Tower Hamlets Summer University, they changed their name in 2010 to reflect their growing network outside the borough. They continue to run their core activities from Tower Hamlets (most are open to young people from across the capital) and also roll out their summer programme to other London boroughs.

• Between1995and2003,TowerHamletscrimefiguresshowed that Futureversity contributed to reducing juvenile nuisance by 17%, drug offences by 25% and an overall reduction in youth crime by 8% over the summer holiday period, even though the borough had the fastest growingteenagepopulationinBritainatthattime.

• Whentheyrolledouttheirsummerprogrammeacross

London in 2008, youth crime was reduced in every borough by up to 10%.

• In2009,aFutureversitysummerprogrammepilotscheme in Oldham, Manchester, run in partnership with their police Respect programme, youth crime was reduced by up to 68 per cent.

They get young people into work and training• Over61% of the unemployed young people who join the

Job Ready programme are in employment or training within six months of completing it.

• 78% of the young people on the summer programme in 2010 said they had a better understanding of work, education and training opportunities available to them after completing it.

Newark Youth London’s activities are youth club and sports based. We use football to engage young people and then encourage them to participate in our other activities. The key concerns are the social and personal development of young people in Tower Hamlets; focusing more on young people that are vulnerable from negative peer groups.

• Afterschoolclub/youthclubprovisionfor10-16yearolds

• Holidayprovisionforyoungpeople

• AdultandYouthfootball(leaguegamesandfreecoaching)

• Entrytolocal,regionalandnationalfootballtournaments

• VolunteeringProgrammeandWorkExperience

• AccreditedandNon-Accreditedtrainingcoursesandlearning opportunities

• Educationalandrecreationaldaytripsandvisits

WWMT is donaTing a ToTal of £15,000 over Three years

Newark Youth London is a registered charity set up in 1984 by local young people. It is run pre-dominantlybyvolunteersandoperatesacrossLondonBoroughofTowerHamlets.

Newark’s aim is to develop the personal, social, physical and educational potential of young people through the provision of recreational and sports activities and youth work.

SAMM Abroad exists specifically for people in the UK whose loved ones are the victims of murder or manslaughter abroad.

They are a support group for families, partners and friends of the victims of murder and manslaughter abroad.

They are also an action group, working for change within the UK to improve the support families receive after their loved one is murdered abroad.

SAAM Abroad was started in 2001 andnowhasover160familiesinvolved.

SAMM Abroad has range of resources compiled for people who have been bereaved by homicide abroad, these include: Fact sheets on a range of topics, for example: • AttendingaTrialinThailand• Helpingchildrenthroughgrief• Siblinggrief• Suggestionsforfriendsand

relatives

WWMT has donaTed a ToTal of £6,000 over Three years

Shadowball is an innovative new baseball project from Hackney Music Development Trust.It features the creation of a new Jazz Opera about black baseball players, by composer Julian Joseph and author Mike Phllips. Linked to

a sports programme for primary schools, the project uses the arts both as a learning tool for other areas of the curriculum and to stimulate interest in this sport.

WWMT has donaTed a ToTal of £15,000 over TWo years

TherearenowOVERonemillion16-25yearoldNEETinthe UK.

Street League participants are the ones in most need of help within this group - young adults with no qualifications, disadvantaged backgrounds and often substance misuse or offending issues.

Street League use the power of football to engage this group in structured football and education sessions with the ultimate aim of getting people into work, education or training.

Street League is the Football Charity. Currently 72% of their Academy participants progress from their programmes into jobs, College courses or apprenticeship schemes - all through the power of football.

Founded originally as an organisation working with homeless people in 2001, Street League is now one of the most exciting, dynamic and fastest growing charities in the UK.

They specialise in changing the lives of disadvantaged young people through the power of football.

Theyworkwithdisadvantaged16-25yearoldNEETs(NotinEmployment,EducationorTraining),YoungOffenders and Substance Misusers and engage them in structured football and education programmes with a view to getting the participants into work, mainstream education or training.Currently 72% of our Academy graduates go on to make a positive change in their lives by getting a job or going back into education. All this because of the

power of football!

Street League is currently Number 10 Downing Street’s volunteering partner and has been a charity partner of The FA since 2010.

WWMT are donaTing a ToTal of £30,000 over Three years

STREET LEAGUECHANGE LIVES THROUGH FOOTBALL

Tender is a charity that works to promote healthy relationships based on equality and respect. Using theatre and the arts, they engage young people in violence prevention, enabling them to recognise and avoid abuse and violence.

Tender was established in 2003 and, since then, have worked with thousands of young people and professionals to educate them about positive relationships and creating supportive, abuse-free communities. They challenge attitudes which tolerate, condone and normalise violence and increase skills in safeguarding against unhealthy relationships.

They work in schools, youth centres, pupil referral units, offices and healthcare settings creating tailored projects which offer support and meet specific needs. Tender aims to engage, to challenge, to entertain and to provoke a fundamental reassessment

of our tolerance to abuse.

WWMT are donaTing a ToTal of £22,500 over Three years

WestminsterBefriendaFamily(WBAF)provides practical and emotional support to families. Their Family Support Services help to prevent family breakdown and separation.

WestminsterBefriendaFamilyhasbeen supporting families since 1989. When they first started working in the community they had only 18 volunteers. They now have in excess of 100 dedicated volunteers and interns helping the community of Westminster by improving the quality of life and the employment and educational opportunities of its families.

Their family support workers mentor disadvantaged and vulnerable children between the ages of 8 and 16, and provide practical and emotional support to their parents.

Volunteermentorsvisityoungpeopleintheir homes on a weekly basis and take them out for educational, recreational and social activities. Our team of trained

and highly skilled mentors motivate disadvantaged and vulnerable young people and help them to tap into their strengths and skills so that they can achieve their potential.

We organise a wide range of educational activities for young people such as:• creativewritingworkshops• artsworkshops

• sailingandkayakinglessons.

WWMT have donaTed a ToTal of £19,065 over Three years

Westminster Befriend a Family (WBAF) provides practical and emotional support to families. Their Family Support Services help to prevent family breakdown and separation. Westminster Befriend a Family has been supporting families since 1989. When they first started working in the community they had only 18 volunteers. They now have in excess of 100 dedicated volunteers and interns helping the community of Westminster by improving the quality of life and the employment and educational opportunities of its families.

WWMT have donated a total of £19,065 over three years

WWMT are donaTing a ToTal of £30,000 over 3 years

TheYouthEmpowermentCrimeDiversionScheme is an outstanding organisation which delivers unique interventions to young people identified at risk of offending or with an offending history. All their interventions are specifically designed and written by their team and arebasedonCognitiveBehaviouralTechniques(CBT),personalexperienceand ‘what works’ research.

The programmes are delivered by ex-offenders who are fully trained and experienced in working with young people. This creates high levels of identification and engagement from some of the most challenging and

hard-to-reach groups of young people. They aim to divert young people from crime by empowering them to explore social responsibilities and lifestyle choices.

TheYouthEmpowermentCrimeDiversion Scheme has developed a substantial client base including Police Groups, Youth Offending Teams, SchoolsandAlternativeEducationProgrammes.