H&F Youth Involved

Youth Council & Youth Cabinet Elections are coming up! Get involved now!

Our Young Mayor, Cas, has made this informative video as part of our manifesto pledge to raise awareness of discrimination and hate crime against LGBTQ+ young people

Q***r Education - From Young People For Young People Here’s a short video of me, Cas Bradbeer, Deputy Youth Mayor of Hammersmith & Fulhman, talking about my story and what it is to be LGBT with signposting and ...

The following posts will be about the Hate Crime Awareness Event that was held on the 19/10/17 at the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith. The Youth Council took part in the event and would like to share the information we received on how to get support on the subject of Hate Crime. -Admin Xii

Looking for a way to tackle racism in schools? Give Racism a Red Card is the charity for you! They use football as a way to reach young people who are perpetrators or victims of hate crime and bullying and work with them to overcome discrimination. Visit their website at

Home We provide educational workshops, training sessions, multimedia packages, and a whole host of other resources, all with the purpose of tackling racism in society. Established in January 1996, the organisation utilises the high-profile status of football and football players to publicise its message....

Have a learning disability and are eager to improve the provision of services and raise awareness of learning disabilities? Join Safety Net - People First, a self advocacy group run by and for people with learning disabilities in Hammersmith and Fulham. Contact them via email on [email protected] for more information.

Experiencing hate crime based on the fact that you are part of the LGBT community? Contact Galop, an independent charity that can help with advice on the law, support you and lodge police complaints with you by visiting their website www.galop.org.uk or calling their helpline at 020 7704 2040 during office hours.

A victim of general hate crime? Victim Support, an independent charity, offers free, confidential support to people affected by crime and traumatic incidents. Contact them on the West London Victim Service at helpline 020 7259 2424 from 8am-8pm on weekdays and 9am - 5pm on Saturdays, or visit their website at victimsupport.org.uk for more information.

'Diamonds are formed under pressure. Fire refines gold.' In today's society, mental health is more important than ever, especially for young people under exam, peer and societal pressure, but with a little effort and help, everyone can make a difference to their own mental wellbeing, as well as the ones of the people surrounding them. - Admin Xii

Are you looking for a part time job, work experience or a full time job and don't know where to start? Here is a fantastic opportunity for you! - Admin Xii

Calling ALL Youth Council members and those who just want to get involved in some of the Youth Voice events in the borough!
We are meeting Tuesday 29th August at 4.30 email [email protected] for more details or reply here!