Harrow Club

We have loved being part of Notting Dale Future Neighbourhoods 2030, and next week is the Making 2030 festival at the Tabernacle.

Free to drop in and all ages welcome ☺️

Proud doesn’t even begin to cover it.

Yesterday we headed to with our City Shapers group, and watching them stand up and share their mental health project with so much honesty and confidence was a real moment.

And then seeing them recognised with an award for it… very special.

Huge thank you to for bringing everyone together.

Well done guys, you smashed it 🙌🏻

A moment from our Garden Project last October.

As the weather begins to warm up, we’re looking forward to getting back outdoors and creating more opportunities for young people to connect with nature, learn new skills and spend time in the garden together.

Spring can’t come soon enough.

Creativity in action at Tudor Rose.

Spaces like this give young people the chance to express themselves, build confidence and explore their creativity in a supportive environment. Whether it’s drawing, painting or simply trying something new, the Family Hub is a place where ideas and imagination can grow.

At The Harrow Club, our work goes beyond after-school support.

Our Moving On Up programme works with local primary schools to support children who may be struggling in the classroom or at risk of exclusion. The project focuses on building confidence, recognising strengths, and developing skills that help young people re-engage with their education.

Since launching in 2019, the programme has supported 117 children across 7 primary schools, with no exclusions during participation and every child successfully reintegrated into education.

If you’d like to learn more about Moving On Up, please get in touch.

The sun is out and we have been planting! 🌱☀️

What a beautiful day for some gardening. Thanks Charlene for your expert gardening tips 🙏🏻

Discover the range of projects happening at The Harrow Club beyond our school holiday programmes.

Throughout the year, we run initiatives designed to support young people with education, confidence building, mentorship, and creative development. From targeted school partnerships to personal development programmes, our work helps young people grow, stay engaged, and reach their potential.

Explore the different ways (link in bio) we support our community and the opportunities available for young people at the club.

Sometimes it’s the simple moments that matter most.

From a quick game of pool to time spent with friends, the club is a place where young people can relax, connect and enjoy being part of a positive community.

There’s always something happening at The Harrow Club.

Our On Track programme supports Year 7 students with mentorship, life skills and creative activities designed to build confidence and keep young people engaged in school.

Through regular sessions with trained mentors, sports, creative projects and wellbeing support, students are given a safe space to grow, learn and develop key life skills.

The impact so far:
• 87% attendance
• Zero exclusions during delivery
• 60% fewer behaviour sanctions
• 31% increase in confidence
• 100% of students felt safe and supported

With the right support, young people can stay on track and build a brighter future.

Today we celebrate the women and girls who shape our community every day.

From youth workers and mentors to the young women finding their voice in our sessions, their strength, creativity and leadership continue to inspire the Harrow Club.

We are proud to support a space where young women can build confidence, develop their talents and know that their ideas matter.

Happy International Women’s Day to the women who lead, support and uplift those around them.

We’re proud to announce our partnership with North Kensington Community Kitchen, a grassroots organisation supporting hundreds of local people every week across North Kensington.

NKCK is not a food bank. It’s a food sharing initiative that uses food as a tool for dignity, connection, and long-term community resilience. In one of the most economically divided areas in the UK, they support families, young people, elders, and individuals facing food insecurity, isolation, and trauma, often well before these issues appear in official statistics.

By hosting and supporting North Kensington Community Kitchen at The Harrow Club, we’re helping ensure this vital, locally rooted work can continue- strengthening links between youth services, schools, health professionals and the wider community.

This partnership is about showing up for each other, sharing space, and keeping support rooted where it belongs: at community level.

We’re recruiting ✨

The Harrow Club is looking for a Head of Fundraising & Communications to help grow our income, strengthen relationships, and amplify our mission supporting young people across London.

If this sounds like you — or someone you know — apply via the link below.