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What Do We Do?


Here in the UK, we run a respected, tailored, mentoring service for all young people, but specialising in black youth in underprivileged communities that are isolated, suffer from mental health issues, involved in knife/ street crime, or involved in antisocial behaviour. 


Our aim is to be change makers in their lives through 'Tailored Youth Mentoring'.  We provide skills development, whilst getting to the root of the issues.  We help to build their confidence and we generally help them turn their lives around.  Family members frequently comment on notable changes following our projects.


Some of our Funders include: 


  • The National Lottery
  • The Mayor of London 
  • Postcode Neighbourhood Trust
  • City Bridge Trust 


Some of our Partners include: 


  • Beats By Dre
  • Tesco
  • The Met Police


The mentoring service takes referrals for male and females aged between 12–30 years old. 


All our mentors are Enhanced DBS checked and have gone through our rigorous training before they can take on a mentee. 


From Our Latest Cohort:


  • 85% of young people gained more confidence and were able to make better decisions
  • 89% said they managed their emotions better.
  • 75% said their mental health had improved. 
  • 100% of parents said they had seen positive improvements in their children after they were mentored.  


We have a 6-week programme framework with measurable KPI’s to enable us to monitor progress and outcomes.  If required, we have access to external bodies such as Counsellors and CAMHS.  


Part of the programme is called ‘Dream catchers’ where Mentors discuss with their mentee what they would like to do with their lives and work with them to try and achieve it. It could be employment using a specific skill they have, reviewing educational options or gaining confidence and empowering them to make better decisions.

"Let's Cook Together" Pt 1

Tailored Youth Mentoring - Cooking Project 

"Let's Cook Together" Pt 2

Tailored Youth Mentoring - Cooking Project 

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Registered Charity No. 1148658

Registered Company No 7140922

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