Provide a better quality of life for the less privileged children in surrounding communities within London through education, skills and career prospect support by financially supporting community centres that are at risk of closure.

Goals and Objectives
1. To help sustain community centre so they remains open and accessible to children & young people, preventing anti-social behaviour, crime, drug abuse and street crime.
2. To bring awareness to local business’ and corporations on how important community centres are. There are serious concerns that the funding cuts hitting these centres will continue to make it increasingly difficult to help children& young people that really require the services which are provided from them.
3. To ensure the well- being and safety of children & young people by providing them with facilities that will help develop them in to young independent people.
4. To support young children with skill gaps and help with getting them into work experience/placements and apprenticeships.

Right now the community centres used by children and young people around the Hounslow Borough are in crisis and need HELP. All five community centres around the Hounslow Borough are at risk of closure as a result of budget cuts from the Hounslow Borough Council

The five community centres in Hounslow at risk of closure are:
1. Hanworth Youth Centre
2. Hogarth Youth Centre – Chiswick
3. Hounslow Youth Centre – Kingsley Road
4. The Hub Centre – Beavers Estate
5. Southville Youth Centre – Bedfont, Feltham

These centres are particularly key in communities like ours in the Hounslow Borough where families need help to fight for the vulnerable and young children that are at risk of becoming targets for crime, drugs and gangs. There are around 13,800 children age 0-15 living in poverty in the Borough of Hounslow, putting Hounslow in the bottom quartile for child poverty nationally.