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Empowering Youth in Hammersmith & Fulham
The Young Hammersmith and Fulham Foundation is a membership charity supporting voluntary organisations in Hammersmith and Fulham.
Our mission is to cultivate an environment where the youth in Hammersmith & Fulham not only survive but thrive. Collaborating closely with local organizations, we are dedicated to unlocking opportunities, attracting investments, nurturing talent, and fostering innovative ideas. Through these efforts, we aim to provide children and young people with the platform they need to shine and thrive in their community.
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Annual Funding distributed amongst members
The Sync Consortium
SYNC is our unique youth consortium designed just for Hammersmith and Fulham. Local groups often miss out because they're not big enough, don't meet certain requirements, or just don't hear about opportunities. SYNC's here to change that!
Benefits
- Driving up standards and continually improving quality
- Showing best practices and influencing other organisations
- Increased capacity to leverage social investment
- A potential to reduce overhead costs for small providers, so that they can focus on delivery
- Overcoming the barriers which smaller providers can face in accessing larger pots of funding
Our latest members
WE ARE PROUD MEMBERS OF THE YPF NETWORK
Latest news
Mentoring Conference 2024
Ready, Steady, CONNECT hosted a Mentoring Conference for practitioners, funders, and the wider voluntary sector on 7th March 2024.
Launch of Ready, Steady, CONNECT Learning Report
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Ready, Steady, CONNECT Learning Report at our Mentoring Conference on 7th March 2024.
New medical research hub set to bring science to our local community
On Tuesday, 23rd January, I was honoured to be invited to the new Laboratory of Medical Science (LMS) opening at Imperial College London’s Hammersmith Campus.
Young People’s Foundations secure new Propel funding to strengthen youth work in North West London.
A partnership of Young People’s Foundations (YPFs) in north-west London has secured a transformational grant through the Propel initiative, a long-term funding collaboration that gives the capital’s civil society and communities the flexibility, trust and capacity to make long-term, systemic change in London.
