Resident Support Services
As a NHG resident you can benefit from our partnerships with local support agencies who can help you with many areas of your life from money and jobs to health and wellbeing.
Select a borough location and the type of service that you need in the filter boxes on the left. Then select a service from the list.
To apply, you can send your details to the partner who will then contact you to arrange the next steps.
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We have launched a Baby and Food Hub for families with children up to the age of 5. Families will receive support in the form of practical help including nappies, formula milk , baby clothes and equipment as well as fresh food. Cookery classes will also be available
They have returned £1.4 billion in value to society through our help for young people over a period of just ten years.
They work with delivery partners across the UK to offer hundreds of free courses, grants and mentoring opportunities to inspire young people to build their confidence and start a career. They will be there to support them to achieve their full potential. Please see the upcoming courses below.
Get Started in Spoken Word Theatre (16-30)
Come down and let's build confidence through communication in the form of writing workshops and exercises! We'll discover the wordsmith within and support, encourage and empower your sharing of perspectives and honest self-expression. Theatre: Together we will explore performance and storytelling techniques. Creating new and vibrant ways to theatrically present your original work as induvial and as an ensemble. Spoken Word Theatre: Our week will conclude with the premier performance of our brand-new Spoken Word Theatre production!
Taster Day: Thursday 15th June 12 – 3pm
Main Programme: Monday 19th – Friday 23rd June Location: The Prince’s Trust London Centre
Refugee Week 2023 : Young Person’s Brunch (16-30)
*This event is for young people that come from a refugees or asylum seeker background only, as well as the organisations that support themJoin us in our centre as we celebrate Refugee Week, the world’s largest arts & culture festival celebrate the contributions, creativity, and resilience of those seeking sanctuary. This year will be hosting an intimate brunch for our young people where they will hear from other inspirational young people, celebrities, and guests. We will then transfer to a cooking workshop, brunch and networking session and a dance workshop lead by a very special guest!
**Spaces are limited for this event, young people and partners will need to register for the event, if you do not register, we may have to turn you away ☹
When: Monday 19th JuneWhere: The Prince’s Trust Centre
Explore (16-25)Come and learn new skills, develop confidence, and identify and set your own goals on our 7-week personal development programme. You will take part in a range of activities from rock climbing to cooking to art, helping you to learn and gain the skills that will support you to move forward into work, education, or training. This programme offers group activities, one-to-one support, employability sessions and skills development to help young people build confidence, get motivated, meet new people, and identify and achieve their goals!Main Programme: 24th JulyLocation: Prince’s Trust East London Centre
Get into Retail with Marks & Spencer’s (16-30)
Are you looking to gain experience for a career in the retail industry? The Prince's Trust have partnered with M&S on a FREE four-week programme for young people who are interested in Retail. Work experience placements will be available in various locations across North West London. Locations include Wembley, Brent Cross, Harrow, Colindale and Kilburn.This is a fantastic opportunity to kickstart your career in Retail and gain important customer-service experience. The M&S team are committed to assisting the progression of young people into the retail industry and hold a very successful relationship with the trust. This programme also provides the chance for young people to interview for paid roles upon completion of the programme! (Depending on store availability)
- Travel covered and paid for by the Trust.
- The opportunity to interview for paid work on completion of the programme.
- Onsite training and classroom days to improve your skills further.
- Support from a PT YDL throughout your placement.
- Amazing opportunity to get into the retail sector
Taster Day: w/c Monday June 26th JulyMain Programme: Monday 3rd July – Friday 28th July
Prince’s Trust Health and Social Care Recruitment Roadshow (18-30)
Are you 18 – 30 and currently looking for work in the Health and Social Care sector?This one-day event will bring together young job seekers and over 20 different employers from the NHS and Social Care sector! Young people will be able to access 1-2-1 support with CV’s and interview skills as well as workshops designed around building their confidence and supporting their mental health throughout the day. There will also be the opportunity to apply and interview for live vacancies with the employers! Lunch and travel reimbursement will be provided. After the event, The Prince’s Trust will continue to support candidates to ensure they are supported into employment. We are also able to offer young people financial assistance for their first month travel once in post.
Please note, young people must register for this event, we cannot accept any walk-ins and anyone turning up without registering and having had a phone conversation with a member of the team will sadly be turned away.
When: Thursday 29th JuneWhere: Chelsea FC, Stamford Bridge Stadium, SW16 1HS
Get Into Freelance Film Production (18-30) *In Person*
Do you have a real passion for film-making? Do you want to get your foot in the door working in the film industry? This 2 week employability programme will give young people the practical tools and experience to get set up as a freelancer in the film industry. You will create content for a real client to be included in a professional showreel, meet decision makers in the industry from BFI, ITV and Slick Films and receive 6 months of support including the chance to gain IMDb credits. An amazing opportunity for any young people who are really passionate about creating content and getting into film production to get a foot in the door in this industry! *demonstrated interest in film/media is preferable in referrals*
Taster Day: Wednesday 5th July
Main Programme: Monday 10th – Friday 21st July
Get Started in Games Design (16-25)
Interested in learning more about games and how they are developed? This 1 weeks course will help you get a taster of game design programmes such as Unity and Studio Design, spend time designing your own table top game, as well as working on building and developing your confidence and communication skills!
When: Thursday 13th July
Main Programme: Monday 17th – Friday 21st July
Location: Princes Trust South London Centre
Get Into Digital Marketing with WYK Digital (18-30)Do you want to start a career in Digital Marketing?! This could be the programme for you! This 11-week accelerator programme exposes you to work with real businesses with support from dedicated expert trainers, industry mentors and skills coaching!
Ø This course is worth £5,000 but completely free with the Trust!
Ø Completion of the course, you will be given the opportunity to apply for jobs with some of the largest digital marketing companies in the world and given support with the guaranteed interviews!
Ø Over 75% of participant's secure permanent work in the digital marketing industry with starting salaries of £21-25k!
Watch the WYK 7 Graduation Showreel June 2022How to sign up: Click here to sign up!!
Get Hired in Health & Social Care (18-30)Monthly 3-day employability programme, with guaranteed interview with up to 3 employers within the NHS or Social Care. Roles may include HCA, Activities Coordinator, Admin Assistant, Receptionist, Pharmacy, Catering, Support Worker and many more!
Get Hired at London Ambulance Service (18-30)Monthly 3-day employability programme that supports you through the application process to work at London Ambulance Service. Roles include Assistant Ambulance Practitioner, 111 Health Advisor and Emergency Call Handler.We also offer financial support to help you upgrade your current driving license to a C1 so that you are able to drive an ambulance.Explore Enterprise (18-30)Support to start a business covering everything from business planning and marketing to sales, budgeting and tax as well as the opportunity to work with a business mentor.
*Must be completed by a Housing Officer*
The Money House (TMH) helps young people in, or about to move into housing, manage their money and remain independent.
Participants gain practical financial and digital skills to pay their rent, bills and living costs whilst making informed choices about their future. Attendees can receive a Level 1 award in Money Management from ABC’s Entry Into Work Employability Module.
Sessions take place in a fully kitted out flat, not a classroom. It looks and feels like a typical flat that young people would aspire to live in when they get their own tenancy. Our experts help them become more confident about money and living on their own by providing real-life skills in a unique setting that brings financial education to life and helps prevent homelessness.
At TMH there are no lectures. Interactive games and activities involve young people in every aspect of their learning. Our Education Officers are young, trained, tested and enthusiastic, and it shows in the feedback we get from all the young people who attend.
A virtual version is also available
The ClementJames Centre welcomes you to our wellbeing programme. Take part in a variety of one-off workshops, ongoing activities and events at our friendly centre. A great chance for you to build confidence, relax and connect with others. We look forward to seeing you soon!
We also provide specific emotional support to children and young people who were directly or indirectly affected by the Grenfell Tower fire. This includes weekly art therapy sessions and counselling.
The aim of the project is to support ex-offenders who are in employment to 'level up'. Levelling up could be anything from an increase in wages, a change in contractual hours, promotion to a change in shift pattern, change in location or the consideration of a client's religious beliefs. Whatever makes the client's job 'better' for them, Level up aims to support them with it, hopefully improving their employment situation.
Peer Circles offers practical and emotional support to reduce social isolation, build skills and confidence, and work towards employment.
The project is specifically aimed at people who are highly marginalised and need help to address multiple and complex issues including homelessness, a history of offending, substance misuse and difficulties engaging with mainstream services. A women's service is also available for women with complex needs.
A key strength of Peer Circles is using our peer-led approach. The Peer Advisers have first-hand experience of overcoming disadvantages themselves and really understand what their clients are going through.
