Partners

Doriel Dance

Address: Shrewsbury House Community Centre, Bushmoor Cresent, Shooters Hill, SE18 3EG

Twitter: @dorieldance

Facebook: dorieldanceschool

Contact: Michelle

The Doriel School of Dance is a family run dance school which has been based at Shrewsbury House since 1986. The Doriel School of Dance, which concentrates its teaching around the BATD syllabus (covering a wide range of dance and including exams up to teacher level), welcomes students of all ages and abilities.

Emergency Exit Arts

Address: Rothbury Hall, Azof Street, Greenwich, London, SE10 OEF

Twitter: @EEALondon

Instagram & Facebook: @emergencyexitarts

Contact: Shanika

Emergency Exit Arts (EEA) creates unforgettable events and participatory experiences using visual performance, processions, puppetry, music and pyrotechnics.

Greenwich Dance

Address: Greenwich Dance, Charlton House, Charlton Road, London, SE7 8RE

Instagram, Twitter, Facebook: @greenwichdance

Contact: Colleen Joseph

Greenwich Dance is the home of dance in South East London. An extraordinary meeting place for artists, audiences and communities; we make the space for great dance to happen through incubation, creation, participation and performance. We challenge perceptions and change lives through excellence and innovation. Greenwich Dance aims to set the standard for dance locally, nationally and internationally.

Greenwich Youth for Christ

Address: Greenwich Youth For Christ, OneSpace, Kidbrooke Park Road, SE3 9YY

Twitter: @greenwichyfc

Contact: Joe Crisp

Youth and sports club running across churches in RB Greenwich.

IYDA- Iranian Language School

Address: Woolwich Common Youth Club, Block 2, Nightingale Place, London, SE18 4HX

Twitter & Instagram: @iyda_uk

Facebook: @IYDAUK

Contact: Shirin Azari

IYDA offers a youth club for Farsi speaking communities in Royal Greenwich. It offers free arts, Sports, Music and dance, residential weekends, visits, cultural events and more for young people from the Farsi Speaking Communities (predominantly Iranian and Afghan).

Metro Charity

Address: 1st floor, Equitable house, 7 General, Gordon Square, London, SE18 6FH

Instagram, Twitter & Facebook : @METROCharity

Contact: Niazy Hazeldine

Zest and Shine are weekly youth groups offers a great space to chill-out, socialise and meet new people, have fun and take part in a number of great activities and workshops chosen by its group members.

Metro Judo Club

Twitter: @METROJudoClub

Facebook: @metrojudoclublondon

Contact: Mick Murphy

The Judo Club based at Thomas Tallis School & Eltham Church of England Primary School on a weekly basis.

Middle Park Community Centre

Address: 150 Middle Park Avenue, Eltham, SE9 5SD

Twitter: MiddleParkCC

Facebook: Middle-Park-Community-Centre

Contact: Scott Guichard

The Youth Club at the Community Centre in Middle Park, Eltham offers a music studio, sports, residential trips and much more.

Sam Montagu Youth Centre

Address: 122 Broad Walk, Kidbrooke, SE3 8ND

Contact: Tuan Pham

A space to meet your friends and take part in sport sessions in Kidbrooke.

Streetwise Law

Twitter: @streetwiselaw

Instagram: @streetwiselaw1

Contact: Sarah Wilson

Sarah Wilson of Streetwise Law runs workshops for young people about the law such as: stop and search, joint enterprise, drugs, knife crime and legal issues relating to social media - with a criminal barrister.

YMCA Thames Gateway

Antelope Rd

SE18 5PQ

Twitter: @ymca_tg

Instagram: @ymcatg

Facebook: @ymcatg

Contact: Lloyd Mitchell 

A space to meet your friends and take part in sport sessions in Woolwich

Young Urban Art Foundation

Address: Railway Arch, 420 Burdett Road, E3 4AA

Twitter & Instagram: @yuafofficial

Facebook: @YoungUrbanArtsFoundation

Contact: Kerry O'Brien

Young Urban Arts Foundation (YUAF) harnesses the power of creativity to help vulnerable and disadvantaged young people fulfil their potential by strengthening their mental wellbeing through urban arts and mental health awareness. Co-created with young people, from after-school creative workshops with our Outreach Media Bus to long-term programmes which focus on improving mental health, resilience, confidence and personal development. YUAF have empowered and educated nearly 100 young people in Greenwich to be mental health peer educators and have raised awareness and removed the stigma to over 800 young people.

B Young Stars

Address: Woolwich Common Youth Club, Nightingale Place, London, SE18 4HX

Twitter: @Byoungstars1

Facebook: @Byoungstars

Instagram: @B.youngstars

Contact: Abdi Mohamoud

B Young Stars based at Woolwich Common Youth Club delivers personalised learning programmes in English, Maths, and Science, which complement the national curriculum. We also deliver Multi sports activities at the same time to ease the pressure of education, balancing the two to improve school performance and healthy living. 

Royal Museums Greenwich

Address: Romney Rd, Greenwich, London SE10 9NF

Facebook & Instagram: @royalmuseumsgreenwich

Facebook: @rmgreenwich

Contact: Ruth Boley

The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich offer volunteering courses in the school holidays to explore and understand heritage sites in Greenwich.

Charlton Triangle Homes

Address: 9-10 Cedar Court, Fairlawn, Charlton, SE7 7EH

Contact: Jasmin Thompson

Charlton Triangle Homes is a housing association in Charlton, South East London. We offer high quality homes to our residents and work closely with the local community to provide a variety of housing, community and support services.

Better

Middlegate House,

Woolwich,
London,
SE18 6ST

Twitter: Better_UK
Facebook: BetterUK

Better is the customer brand of GLL, a charity which has been delivering leisure and cultural services in the Royal Borough for 25 years.

At Better, we provide young people with affordable access to performing arts, leisure centres, pools, adventure playgrounds and more.

Summer is a great time to find out what we have going on in holiday schemes and projects across Greenwich.

Champions 4 Change

Address: St Thomas Church, Maryon Road, Charlton, London, SE7 8EW

Instagram: @champions4change_c4c

Facebook: @champions4change17

Contact: Scott O' Connor

Empowering people from all walks of life to become the best versions themselves. Using physical and lifestyle coaching as a positive tool for change

Theatre Street Performing Arts

Address: The Link Thamesmead, Bazalgette Way, London, SE2 9BS

Instagram & Twitter: @theatrestreetpa

Facebook: @theatrestreetperformingarts

Contact: Laurence With

Theatre Street Performing Arts has been providing dance, drama and singing classes and experiences to young people for over fifteen years and is now based at the Performing Arts Centre within The Link close to Abbey Wood Station. Working in partnership with Young Greenwich, TSPA will be providing classes in Jazz, Streetdance, Acro and Tap as well as working with our competition teams.

Our students have the opportunity to take part in classes, workshops and accredited examinations with the BTDA and develop performance skills and build confidence in a fantastic environment with other young people who share their enthusiasm for performing. TSPA is dedicated to enriching the lives of young people by involvement in dance, drama and music and our new Studios at The Link have given us the opportunity to broaden our programme - we now welcome over 400 visits per week from young people of the Greenwich and Bexley areas and we work closely with London College of Performing Arts based in the centre, providing opportunities for talented young people to continue their training more seriously, full time and funded post-GCSE. 

Skills & Care Greenwich

Tramshed

Address:

51-53 Woolwich New Road, Woolwich, London, SE18 6ES

Twitter: @Tramshed__

Instagram: @Tramshed_

Facebook: @Tramshedarts

Contact: Rosalind Hewett

Tramshed is a theatre company and community arts hub based in the heart of Woolwich, South East London.

Previously known as Greenwich & Lewisham Young People’s Theatre, the organisation relaunched as Tramshed in May 2019. We offer a comprehensive artistic programme of events, workshops, training and development for young people and the wider community.

For young people aged 5-25 we offer weekly term time and holiday programmes in drama, dance and other creative disciplines. This includes supported work for those with mental health challenges, learning disabilities and additional needs.