Stories of success | West London Zone

Amalia, aged 8

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Anar, aged 13

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Lola, aged 5

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Our statement of action against racism

At West London Zone, we believe that everyone should have access to the opportunities they need to achieve their goals in life.

The attainment gap is not just an academic problem

Vulnerable children need intensive, personalised support to help them re-engage with friends, school and learning after lockdown.

Recovery planning for London’s civil society

On Thursday 21st May our Chief Executive Louisa Mitchell was one of the key speakers at a briefing session, hosted by London Plus, on the topic of Recovery planning for London’s civil society.

WLZ praised by John Spiers, CEO of EQ Investors

In an article for CityWire, Spiers highlights West London Zone as one the key organisations supported by EQ investors.

Why We Exist

We make sure that every child in our community receives the right support at the right time to enable them to flourish.

Our Approach

West London Zone offers children and young people access to new opportunities in their community.

Collective Impact Report and Annual Accounts

Read our new Collective Impact in Practice Report, our first major report published since our Pilot project in 2015/16, outlining the story of the children and young people who participated in West London Zone between 2016-18.

How We Are Doing

West London Zone Recent Results, Outcome Framework and Pilot Project

Where We Are

Our Zone spans the community in West London around the Harrow Road: roughly three square miles covering parts of Hammersmith, Kensington, Brent and Westminster.

For Children, Young People and Families

This page is for children, young people and families to find out more about West London Zone.

Impetus-PEF's 5th Birthday at the Conduit

Come hear our Chairman talk about his passion for education at Impetus-PEF's 5th birthday celebration at the Conduit

How We Are Funded

WLZ benefits from a diverse and sustainable funding model, with each child supported by their local council, their school, and philanthropy, topped up the Big Lottery Fund/central government.

Recovery planning for London’s civil society

On Thursday 21st May our Chief Executive Louisa Mitchell was one of the key speakers at a briefing session, hosted by London Plus, on the topic of Recovery planning for London’s civil society.