Aid and emergency |
Children and young people |
Youth |
Culture, heritage and events |
Arts |
Environment and animals |
Health and social care |
Disability |
Drugs and addictions |
Mental health |
People and communities |
Disability |
Domestic violence |
Education and literacy |
Homelessness and housing |
LGBT |
Offenders and ex offenders |
Race and ethnicity |
Refugees |
Women |
Social justice and democracy |
Employment |
Sports |
Community sports
Organisation aims / mission / values
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City YMCA, London will have LandAid House deemed a beacon example of a co-living development. It is much applauded for its creativity, innovative design and integrative provision. We will demonstrate how it has positively impacted lives of young people in our communities as well as wider stakeholders.
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City YMCA, London will maintain Monarch Court at an excellent operating level. We will explore our ability to acquire the site.
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City YMCA, London will reposition The Drum as a vibrant community youth hub.
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City YMCA, London acknowledges that our dedicated and diverse workforce enhance and enable the organisations success. We will continue to proactively invest in our team to ensure the strong and rooted legacy of City YMCA London thrives.
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City YMCA, London will develop geographical hubs of activity in Islington, Hackney, Barnet and the City of London.
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How we deliver these aims
We have the opportunity to replicate our activities and learning from our past strategies which have enabled us to sharpen our core capabilities:
• Developing sites with social purpose
• Project management of schemes
• High standards of excellence and quality
• Engaging with young people
• Challenging issues of social injustice as disruptors and inspirers
• Promoting social cohesion
• Engaging with the regional, national and international YMCA
Who benefits from our work
We specifically focus out work on young people from 12 to 25 years of age, especially those who find themselves vulnerable or homeless. Our work then benefits their families and the wider community within which these young people go on to make a valid contribution to.
