One Flow One Brent

We know that violence knows no border, and it’s not focused on an entire borough. Instead, it tends to be localised in neighbourhoods or even in small pockets of roads. Experience tells us that it’s often local people who know what’s best for improving the area they live and work in.

For the past three years, One Flow One Brent has actively reacted to the challenges young people face in the borough. The consortium works closely with local communities, forges strong partnerships across diverse organisations, prioritises both immediate and enduring solutions, and employs data-driven insights to comprehend the challenges faced by the youth.

Chris Murray, CEO, Young Brent Foundation:

“We are thrilled and delighted with the funding from the VRU, one thing is certain: Things will not remain the same. The lives of young people in Chalkhill, Church End and Stonebridge will be reshaped as a result of this funding.

As we look to the future the consortium is excited at the power and brilliance that young people will bring to what they want to build; massive opportunities, the ability to solve real problems and a plan to build safer, resilient economic lives with good health.”