Current projects
Saturday Socials Youth Club
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https://eequ.org/saturdaysocials
Romford Youth Club
We run a weekly youth club generously funded by The National Lottery Community Fund. Their support allows us to extend our work across Havering, offering after‑school support and activities for children and young people.
Workshops in Northbury Ward (Barking & Dagenham)
Workshops in Northbury Ward (Barking & Dagenham)
In Barking and Dagenham, we’re focusing our delivery in Northbury Ward, running a series of targeted workshops funded through our partnership with Lifeline Projects. These sessions support both the adults around young people and young people themselves.
Workshops will cover gang awareness, grooming, county lines, exploitation, online safe
In Barking and Dagenham, we’re focusing our delivery in Northbury Ward, running a series of targeted workshops funded through our partnership with Lifeline Projects. These sessions support both the adults around young people and young people themselves.
Workshops will cover gang awareness, grooming, county lines, exploitation, online safety, social media and apps, and the manosphere — all designed to strengthen safeguarding knowledge, build confidence and equip the community to better protect and support local young people.
Saturday socials youth club
What we deliver?
Our Saturday Socials Youth Club is all about giving young people a place to belong, play, create and thrive — completely free of charge. Each week we bring a mix of high‑energy activities and chilled creative spaces so every young person can find something they love. There’s arts and crafts, an adventure playground where kids can run wild, outdoor games, structured football coaching, boxing‑fitness, and hands‑on workshops that build confidence and life skills. Indoors, young people can dive into quizzes, board games, table tennis, creative and wellbeing sessions (like art, music and mindfulness), plus informal mentoring, social time and healthy snacks to keep the energy up. It’s a safe, welcoming space where fun, friendship and community come first.
Who and Where?
Saturday Socials runs every Saturday from 9am–2pm at Living Space Community Centre, 1 Coral Street, Waterloo, SE1 7BE. It’s open to all children and young people aged 10–18.
There are no postcode restrictions — you don’t need to live locally. Any young person can turn up, get involved and enjoy five hours of free, open‑access youth work in a safe, inclusive environment.
What you'll gain?
Saturday Socials isn’t just about activities — it’s about growth, confidence and connection. Young people build new skills, discover creative interests, develop positive routines, and strengthen their physical and emotional wellbeing. Through games, workshops and mentoring, they learn teamwork, communication, resilience and problem‑solving. Most importantly, they gain a safe place to belong, make friends, feel supported and build trusted relationships with adults who care.
rOMFORD Youth Club
Mentoring
Free Meals & Food Donations
Life Skills / Workshops
We offer mentoring at the heart of all our engagement, giving young people a consistent, trusted adult who can support them through challenges, build their confidence and help them stay connected to positive opportunities within the youth club.
Life Skills / Workshops
Free Meals & Food Donations
Life Skills / Workshops
We run regular workshops and life‑skills sessions covering the topics young people tell us they need most. This includes hygiene, anger management, grooming, knife crime, gangs, online safety, social media discussions and other real‑life issues they face every day.
Sports & Games
Free Meals & Food Donations
Free Meals & Food Donations
We bring a wide range of sports and games into the youth club, giving young people space to stay active, build teamwork and enjoy positive, structured fun. From boxing and table tennis to group games and fitness challenges.
Free Meals & Food Donations
Free Meals & Food Donations
Free Meals & Food Donations
We provide free food at every session, giving young people a hot meal or snack while they’re with us, and the chance to take home donated groceries from local supermarkets to support their families.