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The report presented is the interim findings into the issues and experiences of young people growing up in Brent. The purpose of the research is to explore with young people the barriers faced in their journey into employment.

Meet our young speakers for the Turning Mayhem to Magic Conference!

The streets of Brent experienced a vibrant transformation this summer, courtesy of One Flow One Brent (OFOB) and its fruitful partnerships with seven organisations in Chalkhill, Stonebridge, and Church End estates.

One Flow One Brent is Brent's MyEnds programme funded by London’s Violence Reduction Unit. We are looking forward to hearing your ideas and partnering with organisations who, like us, are committed to ensuring that children and young people are part of the solutions addressing the drivers of violence in our communities.

On Saturday we celebrated the official launch of a new piece of community art, conceived, designed, made and given by local residents for the benefit of the community.

We are excited to announce our panel facilitator and guest speakers for the turning mayhem to magic conference!

With a strong belief in the power of young voices, One Flow One Brent (OFOB) recognises the indispensable role of the younger generation in shaping communities.

Young Brent Foundation proudly sponsored the Brent teams into the London Youth Games for 2023. Brent’s boys’ volleyball team triumphed over the rest of London’s boroughs as they claimed gold at the London Youth Games’ Finals Festival at Stratford’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Have your say with the Brent Youth Provision Survey!

Young Brent Foundation, together with our partners, invites you to our groundbreaking conference, Turning Mayhem to Magic – Removing Barriers to Employment: A Peer Research Informed Project.