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We ae a youth club right in the middle of Ham working with 11 - 19 year olds offering lots of fun stuff to do after school and in holidays all for free! Bored?

Uninspired? Come down to Ham Youth Centre where our team of youth workers will provide you with a wide range of activities from cooking to free running and bike polo to music making. We are open every night of the week offering loads of activities such as: skateboarding, rapping, playing electric guitar, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, info. on drugs and sexual health, parkour and football or just come and chill at one of our open nights playing pool, X Box or table tennis. We also run trips and residentials during school holidays. We recently took a group to Finland for a week long youth exchange with Helsinki youth service. Built within Ham Close opposite Grey Court School, the building offers a large hall, arts and crafts room, social area, computer suite, music recording studios and rehearsal rooms. The youth centre serves the local community with a variety of activities for young people. If you want more information contact the centre manager Ben Skelton on 080 82288 0916 or go to our website www.afcinfo.org.uk

27/10/2026

Paris Expedition 26 is going well.

Much cultural learning taking place.

23/10/2026

Community event at Ham Youth Centre tomorrow

22/10/2026

Are you 16+? Your Voice Matters

Do you want to meet new people, explore important issues affecting our communities, and help create positive change in Richmond?

Join us for United in Hope – No Place for Hate in Richmond, a unique community event bringing together young people, local organisations, faith leaders, schools, colleges, public services, and residents from across the borough.

This is not a traditional conference.

Through theatre, real-life stories, conversations, workshops, and creative activities, you will have the opportunity to learn from others, share your own views, and help shape ideas for making Richmond a more welcoming, connected, and inclusive place for everyone.

What to Expect

• A powerful theatre performance based on real experiences.
• Discussions about hate crime, belonging, and community.
• Speakers from different backgrounds and faith communities.
• Interactive workshops and group conversations.
• Opportunities to share your ideas and experiences.
• A chance to contribute to youth-led actions and solutions.
• A community pledge activity focused on hope and positive change.
• Free snacks and lunch.

Why Attend?

Hate and discrimination affect people from all backgrounds.
This event is about understanding each other, challenging prejudice, building connections, and exploring what we can do together to create positive change.
Whether you are interested in social justice, equality, mental health, community action, leadership, volunteering, or simply making a difference, your perspective is valuable.

UNITED IN HOPE

No Place for Hate in Richmond

Event Details

Date: Thursday 26 November 2026
Time: 10:00am – 3:30pm
Venue: Clarendon Hall, York House, Twickenham
Cost: Free
Age: Young people aged 16+

Lunch and refreshments provided

Together We Can Build:

• More understanding
• More respect
• More connection
• More belonging
• More hope

UNITED IN HOPE. No Place for Hate in Richmond

Listen. Learn. Connect. Act.

Organised by Multicultural Richmond in partnership with local organisations, faith groups, public services, and community leaders.

Link to book tickets is in the QR code

07/10/2026

Affordable music lessons for young people every Saturday

28/09/2026

HYC to Hive #6

Oliver explains his feelings about the new building, the Hive, and his favourite parts about the Ham Youth Centre. Maybe some day soon he will win the Jack Petchey Award!

Produced and edited by .staple !

22/09/2026

HYC to Hive #5

Aaliyah explains her feelings about the new building, the Hive, and her favourite parts about the Ham Youth Centre. She claims to have invented the new name!

Over the next few weeks, we will post more films about young people's thoughts on the new building! We will be opening in late autumn this year.

Produced and edited by .staple !

21/09/2026

Unleash Your Autumn:

Free & Epic Sessions for Ages 11–19!

Get ready for an autumn packed with zero-cost, high-energy vibes as we countdown to our massive move into The Hive! Whether you want to hang out, learn something new, or just chill with friends, we’ve got you covered.

🚀 What’s Coming Up
Brand-New Saturday Drop-Ins (Launching Oct 3rd): Kickstart your weekends with our exclusive new Saturday sessions. Bigger energy, better activities, and the ultimate weekend spot.

📲 Join the Action
Who: Anyone aged 11–19
Cost: 100% FREE

Bring your crew, bring the energy. Don't miss out on the last chapter before the big move!

16/09/2026

HYC to Hive #4

Lily explains her feelings about the new building, the Hive, and her favourite parts about the Ham Youth Centre.

Over the next few weeks, we will post more films about young people's thoughts on the new building! We will be opening in late autumn this year.

Produced and edited by .staple !

14/09/2026

11/09/2026

HYC to Hive #3

A deep and philosophical exploration of what emoji represents Ham Youth Centre.

Over the next few weeks, we will post more films about young people's thoughts on the new building! We will be opening in late autumn this year.

Produced and edited by .staple !

Address

Ham Youth Centre
London
TW107PL

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

020 82880916

Website

http://www.afcinfo.org.uk/

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