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Urban Partnership Group

Urban Partnership Group Annual Report 2025

Urban Partnership Group (UPG) is a Hammersmith and Fulham charity operating four community sites — Masbro Centre, Flora Gardens Children's Centre, Brook Green Nursery and Edward Woods Community Centre — serving some of West London's most disadvantaged residents. In 2024/25 it welcomed 899 families to its children's centres, supported 3,000+ families through outreach, ran 57 parenting programmes for 346 parents (including at HMP Wormwood Scrubs), supported 246 young people with SEN through Fit 'N Fed, and hosted 500+ people weekly at Edward Woods. Total income was £1.41 million with a surplus of £139,154. The charity speaks over 20 languages across its teams and services.

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Masbro and Flora Gardens Children's Centres (923 sessions, 899 families, 20+ languages spoken); Brook Green Nursery (30-space provision for 2-year-olds, 30+ families/week at Play & Learn); Confident Parent Happy Child (CPHC) parenting programme (346 parents, 57 programmes, including HMP Wormwood Scrubs delivery); Outreach Team (food bank referrals, housing, benefits, school applications); Masbro Youth Club / Fit 'N Fed (246 young people with SEN aged 8–19, DofE, Jack Petchey, QPR and YoungMinds partnerships); Masbro Elders Project (trips, intergenerational arts with Royal College of Art, cultural outings); Edward Woods Community Centre (30+ organisations hosted, adult sports, health and wellbeing, faith groups); Adult Learning (Functional Skills English, ICT, ESOL, Employability; outstanding Edexcel Pearson accreditation) Custom geography from upload: Hammersmith and Fulham, West London, UK

📊Key Metrics

899 families welcomed to children's centres; 923 sessions delivered to under-5s; 3,000+ instances of low-level family support from outreach team; 246 young people supported through Fit 'N Fed programme Key Metric 1
346 parents supported through 57 evidence-based parenting programmes; 49 new adult learners enrolled; 500+ people welcomed weekly at Edward Woods Community Centre Key Metric 2
£1,406,939 total income (2024: £1,416,207); surplus of £139,154; 80+ elders at Christmas lunch; 169 children and adults taken to Kew Gardens; 155 DBS checks completed Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 100% of parents in CPHC reported positive impacts with an average rating of 4.75/5; parenting programme delivered at HMP Wormwood Scrubs — 10 fathers completed transformative fatherhood course
  • New sensory room opened at Brook Green Nursery for SEND children; partnership with Kew Gardens delivering nature-based sessions; weekly food support programme launched at Edward Woods in partnership with local Gurdwara
  • Six young people received Jack Petchey Awards; corporate volunteers from L'Oréal, ITV, LWT, Olympia and Good Gym transformed gardens and delivered elder events; Jacquie Boyce retired after 25 years of service to the community

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