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It can be tough growing up in Westminster. St Andrew’s Club’s varied youth programmes and role model youth workers help members develop educationally, socially and personally, learning essential life skills (motivation, confidence, and self-control). All of which are crucial to their life chances.

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Situation

Young people in inner-city estates searching for self-respect may become involved in unsafe anti-social behaviour. St Andrew's is the only local community youth club that is not within a housing estate, offering a 'neutral' space. Our consistent annual voluntary membership of c. 700 members is evidence of the great local need, particularly as other local youth centres such as Ebury, Tachbrook or Churchill Gardens reduce their provision or even close down.

Solution

In action seven days a week, the Club also run programmes during school holidays. With no religious affiliations, open to all, members pay only a very modest subscription. Thursday nights are for Seniors only offering varied activities delivered by youth workers who are role models, allowing young people to learn essential life skills, to make informed choices about the world they live in and expand their range of experiences they may not otherwise have access to.

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