I've raised £30000 to run sessions at our Mentivity Community Hub, provide support for young people at the Mentivity Youth Club on the Aylesbury Estate, Southwark

Our young people desperately need a youth club and a safe community led space to be in. Somewhere they can be mentored, seen, heard, educated, empowered and allowed to express themselves through their passions. We have seen numerous youth clubs and spaces for youth closed down over the last ten years in Southwark leaving thousands of young people with nowhere to go.
Mentivity was founded in January 2016, to mentor and support young people, as well as their families and since then, we have been searching for a home to be able to provide the extensive mentoring support and youth club activities for the young people that we serve.
We are so excited to have secured our new building which will help us to reach and impact many more young people, their families and the local community.
However, we need your support to help us run the facility and deliver our mentoring and holistic support work to young people and their families.
COVID-19 has impacted us all in ways we could never have imagined. Despite this, we have been working hard to make sure we can provide support by focusing our offer in the following areas:
A Brand New Youth Club Space
Mentivity Food Bank - Supporting Families Battling Food Poverty
A Brand New Podcast Room and Music Studio
Raising Aspirations - Careers and Employability
Increased Access to Mental Health Support
Please help Mentivity to raise the necessary funds to further increase our offer to young people, families and schools that desperately need our service after the impact of this global pandemic
Mentivity is an inspirational mentoring organisation and alternative educational provision that aims to provide aspirational support for young people, schools and parents through 1:1 mentoring and group conversation based learning for both boys and girls aged between 8 and 25.
We provide structured mentoring and educational support for our diverse spectrum of young people through their journey of adolescence by using conversation based learning whilst providing information, advice and guidance.
Mentivity aim to mentor and support as many of our young people, families, schools and the wider community as possible, to counteract the daily issues our young people face daily. We are focused on enhanced social cohesion, social mobility, improve educational outcomes and raise aspirations for our youth.
From London to Liverpool, Kent to Kenya, Peckham to Uganda, our work is universal, proven and supports young people as well as their families in any setting…
Through 1:1 mentoring, group work, conversation based learning, sports days, assemblies, teacher training and more…
We are proud to have reached so many young people but with your help and support we can do so much more…
The Mentivity Community Centre Hub will allow us to bring our community together consistently and allow us to become self-sufficient over time by renting out our community hall, office space and by hosting events.
We of course have many associated start up costs with this new facility and this money will help us to cover our overheads, run sessions for our young people and meaningful projects for the local community.
£50 will help us to pay for one member of staff for a three hour youth club session
£100 will allow us to pay for two members of staff for a three hour youth club session
£250 will allow us to run our Mentivity Food Bank for 6 weeks
£500 will help us to buy a new pool table for our youth club space
£1000 will assist us in setting up a fully functional music studio at our Hub
Your donations will also help us to reach more young people that need the support of Mentivity to reduce school exclusions, incidents of serious violence, exploitation through organised crime which can lead to criminality involving young people that just need a chance to flourish, positively.
Help us at Mentivity by donating and sharing this page to assist our young people.
I’d be extremely grateful if you could share, donate or raise awareness of our important work, our young people and their families need us more than ever right now.
Thanks for taking the time out to read this, it is greatly appreciated.
Sayce Holmes-Lewis
Founder & CEO, Mentivity