a vision inspired by the presence and impact of what we identify as resilient manifestation. By staying creative, being healthy in one’s mind and body and developing new skills a person’s resilience is developed or strengthened. We promote the development and progression of all, by utilising resilient manifestation within our model of practice the Trinity of Change. It is our aim to engage the youth and communities across London within a positive process to self-discovery. Project-31 is committed to continually providing a voice for the community. The Covid-19 global pandemic has led to increased isolation, social anxiety and has potentially triggered mental health concerns within all walks of life. We are committed to providing a outlet for constructive conversation and tangible solution finding and working in partnership with services to ensure unity is the outcome and not further division.
The youth are our future and we understand this may be the most difficult time to be a young person. From navigating through social media, education, sexual identity, gangs (postcode wars), poverty and media representation/misunderstanding. It can be difficult to discover who they really are and learn to listen to their inner voice. We are committed to listening to our young people and understanding how they feel about their circumstances. We prioritise working with our young people and our partners to empower them to try new things, overcome their obstacles and realise their full potential regardless of their circumstances. This can come in many forms from providing safe and nurturing living spaces, one to one work and group programmes. Our goal is to give our young people a ‘life apprenticeship’ where they can experiment, share and grow in a safe community lead environment where people genuinely care.
WE. Promote = Youth & Community.
‘If you give a man a fish he eats for a day, if you teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime’....
Empowerment is one of our core principles and is at the heart of everything we do. We promote open dialogues to discuss the things that are important to local communities and empower individuals within those communities to have where appropriate a leading role in the work that takes place. We also empower our partners such as local businesses or government bodies to have open dialogues with us about their concerns and hopes for the community. This is done because ‘if one of us does not have a voice, none of us have a voice’.
Self-Awareness
BULLYING
Mental Health Awareness
Knife Crime
County Lines
Health & Wellbeing
"Changing the lives of only a few is no longer good enough."
