As part of a week of celebration, students from William Morris Sixth Form were invited to take part in a film project about their local area of Hammersmith, in West London. Read more
As Link Workers, we work to listen deeply to each child and offer empathy so that they feel truly heard and understood. Read more
This March, we were pleased to have the opportunity to receive the Children’s Commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza, on a visit to view our delivery in two schools in Brent. Read more
My role as People and Culture Director is to support West London Zone’s ambitious growth and impact strategy while ensuring that it remains a great place to work. Read more
In September, we had more children and young people joining the programme than ever before, and as we grow our identification process becomes more and more important. Read more
Creating a balance between being clear, and maintaining our focus on accuracy when communicating our impact externally. Read more
As a Link Worker, building and maintaining relationships with parents and carers is key to the success of the programme. Read more
Kate Welsh, Head of Partnerships, highlights how our Collective Impact model relies on a coordinated effort and constant communication. Read more
This year, we are continuing to look at new ways to actively join up our local community to provide the best support for young people growing up here. Read more
The second blog in our 5 Years In series sharing our data and insight. Read more
The first blog in our 5 Years In series, sharing our data and insights. Read more
In Tie-Dye Drama workshops, there are no pre-made facilitator scripts, wrong moves, or wrong answers. Read more