Our delivery model runs in three stages, from first contact on the pitch through to longer-term progression.
We go to where people already are — Meath Gardens Park, local schools and our community base — so cost, distance and unfamiliarity are never the reason someone misses out.
Through sport, youth work, tuition and coffee mornings, we build consistent, trusted relationships with children, young people, parents and adults across the community.
We help people move forward — into further learning, training or employment, or simply towards a healthier, more connected everyday life — and signpost to Council and third-sector services along the way.
Two of our proudest projects from the past, delivered with local partners.
CASI — free open girls’ football sessions, delivered with Tower Hamlets Sports Team (2012–2017).
Tower Rovers FC — the first girls’ football team we created in Tower Hamlets.
Young people in Meath Gardens Park.
Every programme we run is built around local children, young people and families. Come and meet the team at Meath Gardens Park, or register for one of our sessions.
Five strands of activity, delivered from Meath Gardens Park and in partnership with local schools.
Structured multi-sports programmes on Meath Gardens Park's MUGA and football pitch, plus Meath Gardens FC, tournaments and outdoor trips.
Safe, consistent and engaging activities for young people aged 13–19, focused on evenings and school holidays.
CV workshops, mentoring, employment training and volunteering opportunities based at our Meath Gardens site.
Breakfast, lunch and after-school sessions with local schools, plus Key Stage 1 & 2 tuition on weekdays and weekends.
General advice and guidance, a staff base for signposting to Council and third-sector services, plus parent coffee mornings and wellbeing sessions.
A Tower Hamlets where every resident — whatever their age or background — has the opportunity, support and confidence to be active, healthy and connected to their community.
We use sport, youth work, education and community support to engage local people, build skills and confidence, and connect residents to the services and opportunities that help them thrive — in line with Tower Hamlets Council’s priorities for physical activity, young people and community cohesion.
Support our campaign for a long-term base at the Community Hub, so we can keep growing our programmes for local children and young people.
