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The YMCA Youth Club provides a range of activities and support for young people aged 8-21 years (including the A2B Programme for young people aged 16-19 years old). Activities include: Sports activities Digital media Roller skating Healthy eating sessions Pool Table tennis Street safety workshops Day trips and residentials Information and advice sessions The YMCA Programme A2B offers qualifications in English, Maths,…

This year we have put together an excellent online summer offer and hope you will encourage your children and young people to be a part of this years' Greenwich summer fun - online.    Current COVID Situation Understanding that many families and young people will be spending more time outside, our online summer programme addresses this by delivering highly engaging and popular activities during the late mornings and early afternoons, before most young people will go out with their family. Whilst some families will be enjoying the…

CACT has delivered the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s universal youth provision, Young Greenwich, since April 2012. Young Greenwich is where you can have fun, meet new friends, learn new skills and fulfil your potential if you’re 10 to 19 years old or up to 25 if you have special education needs and disabilities.

For mums aged 16-19. Free postnatal counselling for young mothers with a baby under 2 years old. For women experiencing emotional difficulties during pregnancy and after having a baby.

For mums aged 16-19 . Free postnatal counselling for young mothers with a baby under 2 years old. For women experiencing emotional difficulties during pregnancy and after having a baby.

For families aged 25 and under with babies up to 18 months. Term time only.

We are starting an independent youth advisory group. It will meet for the first time in early January at Woolwich Town hall. Applications need to be in by 7th of December 2019. The group will meet every two months. It will be run by the young people with the aim to encourage local young people to have their say on how we can improve more widely the quality of the policing service we deliver and to improve trust and reassurance within our community, the group will give us advice on issues that affect young people, for example after a serious crime or incident.…