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The Feathers Association

The Feathers Association Impact Report 2021–2022

The Feathers Association has delivered community youth work in Marylebone, Westminster since 1934, operating from its Youth and Community Club just 8 minutes on foot from Church Street — one of the most deprived wards in London. In 2021/22 it worked with 668 club members from 56 nationalities across 20 programmes, delivering 1,147 learning hours and 52 nationally recognised accreditations. The Traineeship Programme supported 10 young people into employment pathways. A standout moment was trainee youth worker Serena exhibiting her artwork at the Saatchi Gallery, championed by the club's youth workers.

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Centre-based open access youth work Monday to Friday at Marylebone Youth and Community Club; Traineeship Programme for employability and life skills; junior volunteer programme; holiday activity schemes; 20 programmes across informal education, sport, culture and recreation; partnerships with local councillors, Westminster MP, Metropolitan Police, North East Westminster Family Hub and 20 community partners Custom geography from upload: Marylebone, City of Westminster, UK

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 668 club members from 56 nationalities; 95% Westminster residents; 20 programmes delivered
Key Metric 2 1,147 learning hours delivered; 10.2 weeks of holiday activities; 52 nationally recognised accreditations achieved
Key Metric 3 10 trainees supported within the Traineeship Programme; 5 junior volunteers; 2 university placements

Key Outcomes

  • Trainee youth worker Serena exhibited her own artwork at the Saatchi Gallery — a direct outcome of youth worker advocacy and support for her creative ambitions
  • Young people from one of Westminster's most deprived wards (Church Street — within the 10% most deprived nationally) provided a safe space and structured support outside school hours
  • The club serves the Church Street ward where 33% of children receive free school meals, 28% of the population has no qualifications, and knife crime with injury offences increased 8% in the past year

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London, Other

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