New Horizon Youth Centre
Project Title: | London Youth Gateway (LYG) |
Total London Councils Grant: | £4,033,352 |
Funding period: | 01 April 2017 to 31 March 2021 |
Priority: | Combatting Homelessness |
Service area: | 1.2 Youth Homelessness |
Description
The London Youth Gateway (LYG) project will provide a youth-targeted collaborative pathway to address increasing demand and emerging needs of young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, in each London borough. The LYG project will be delivered in partnership by New Horizon Youth Centre (lead), Depaul UK (Nightstop and Alone in London services), Shelter, and LGBT Jigsaw partners Stonewall Housing, Galop and Albert Kennedy Trust.
The joint work will provide:
- direct access to emergency accommodation
- affordable accommodation options, delivered in innovative new partnership models, and PRS access
- family mediation and reconnection support
- youth-focused advice and advocacy services around housing need, eviction, welfare benefits and debts via one-to-one, telephone and online provision
- youth homelessness prevention sessions in schools and colleges
- outreach into Young Offender Institutes (YOIs), prisons and on the street to ensure young people are linked up early with necessary support
- satellite services and a telephone advice line to reach young people across London
- independent living skills and financial literacy workshops
- counselling, communication and interpersonal skills support
- 7-days per week employment, education and training programme delivered in-house and in partnership, and in-depth accredited training programme
Referral route
Phil Kerry, CEO
Email: phil.kerry@nhyouthcentre.org.uk
Telephone: 020 7388 5560
68 Chalton St, London, NW1 1JR
Referral routes: All services can be accessed via self and professional referral. Please see the partner page on the London Youth Gateway website or contact
http://www.londonyouthgateway.org.uk/get-help/
General Info. +44 020 7388 5560
Youth Work +44 020 7388 5570
Advice +44 020 7388 5580
Borough benefits
Borough | Anticipated service users per year |
---|---|
Barking and Dagenham | 163 |
Barnet | 269 |
Bexley | 176 |
Brent | 247 |
Bromley | 197 |
Camden | 244 |
City of London | 7 |
Croydon | 256 |
Ealing | 254 |
Enfield | 261 |
Greenwich | 222 |
Hackney | 232 |
Hammersmith and Fulham | 153 |
Haringey | 204 |
Harrow | 162 |
Havering | 170 |
Hillingdon | 263 |
Hounslow | 198 |
Islington | 238 |
Kensington and Chelsea | 96 |
Kingston upon Thames | 147 |
Lambeth | 243 |
Lewisham | 243 |
Merton | 125 |
Newham | 351 |
Redbridge | 210 |
Richmond upon Thames | 100 |
Southwark | 279 |
Sutton | 121 |
Tower Hamlets | 292 |
Waltham Forest | 224 |
Wandsworth | 218 |
Westminster | 171 |
Partners
- New Horizon Youth Centre
- Depaul UK
- Stonewall Housing
- Galop
- Albert Kennedy Trust
- Shelter