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Creative Youth

Creative Youth Impact Report 2024-2025

Creative Youth is a youth arts charity in Kingston upon Thames delivering high-quality arts programmes across London. In 2024–25 it reached 793 FUSE International participants, welcomed 28,000+ FUSEBOX festival visitors, and engaged 100,000+ through AMP Kingston community programmes. The charity provides access to creative practice and cultural participation for young people.

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Youth arts programmes, international arts exchange (FUSE), community arts festivals (FUSEBOX), creative engagement for young people Custom geography from upload: Kingston upon Thames, UK

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 793 FUSE International participants
Key Metric 2 28,000+ FUSEBOX visitors
Key Metric 3 AMP Kingston reached 100,000+

Key Outcomes

  • Young people engaged in creative practice
  • Communities connected through arts
  • Cultural participation increased

Geography

London, Other

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