Our Awards

West London Zone's work continues to be recognised through prestigious national and local awards. Below are some of the awards we have received or been nominated for:

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Mayor's Award (Local Community Organisation) 2022
Centre for Social Justice: Education Award 2019
Children and Young People Now: Shortlisted for Children and Young People's Charity 2018
Nesta: Finalist for the Good Help Award 2018
Hammersmith and Fulham Civic Honours: Young People's Achievements Award (Link Worker Farial Missi at Phoenix Academy) 2018
Leap: Inspirational Adult Award (Link Worker Farial Missi at Phoenix Academy) 2017
Hammersmith and Fulham Awards: School Ambassador Award and Sports Award Commendation (Link Worker Manager Farial Missi at Phoenix Academy) 2017

Latest

Element encourages young creatives to explore their values and ambitions

Providing specialist support is a key part of our programme. One of our specialist support partners is Element, they deliver creative arts projects to help young people consider their strengths and ambitions.
Why we do what we do –the power of sharing stories

At a recent event we not only spoke about the data and impact our programme has on young people on our programme, but also the real-life positive stories that show the human side of our impact. Here, Jenny Hoyle, Delivery Director, talks us through the event and what it meant to her.
West London Zone holds an Insights evening at Westminster Foundation

West London Zone hosted an event at the Westminster Foundation to share insights and impact with key stakeholders, and talk about the experiences of the most recent cohort of young people on the programme.
Pedalling towards perseverance – George’s West London Zone journey

George struggled with his confidence and regulating his emotions, which affected his academic abilities. Through the support of his Link Worker, Joyce, and the support network she put in place, George has progressed both academically but also outside the classroom in his confidence – and he can now ride a bicycle!