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Newham Youth Thrive

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Proposed budget

GBP 20,000

Description

The Newham Thrive Triad is a wholistic youth and community initiative designed to tackle three urgent challenges facing our borough: Health & Wellbeing (The Mind), Community safety (The Movement), and Community Development & Participation (The Muse). Rooted in prevention and empowerment, the project provides young people and families with the tools, support, and opportunities they need to thrive.

Through workshops, mentoring, sports, creative activities, and community events, we will engage young people aged 16–30 (there are elements that will impact younger teens as well) and their families, equipping them with practical life skills, healthier habits, and pathways into training, volunteering, and employment. Alongside this, targeted knife crime awareness campaigns, surrender events, and partnerships with local police will address community safety head-on. Food banks, community meals, and nutrition workshops will support those in hardship, reducing isolation and fostering belonging.

Our vision is not only to respond to immediate needs but to break cycles of poverty, violence, and disadvantage. By combining measurable outcomes with powerful personal stories, the Thrive Triad will strengthen resilience, reduce risks, and build a safer, healthier, and more connected Newham, where every resident has the chance to flourish and thrive.

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        Community Safety
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        Health & Wellbeing
        Voluntary, Community or Faith Sector-led Project
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