We are investing in Enfield to deliver positive outcomes for our communities and neighbourhoods
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Building Futures strengthen home, school, and community ties, enhances youth wellbeing and digital safety, and equips parents to support children’s growth, aspirations, and online engagement.
We’ve created and tested a powerful programme to keep young people safe and Enfield's families informed. Through creative, hands-on workshops, we’ll help young people understand online risks, build emotional resilience, and make confident, responsible choices in digital spaces. At the same time, parents/carers will gain the knowledge and tools to protect their children; learning how to set boundaries, use privacy controls, and start honest conversations about online safety and wellbeing. With your support, we’ll deliver school assemblies, scenario-based student workshops, parent learning sessions, and a digital resource pack for staff. Each session will spark connection and understanding between home and school, giving families the confidence to navigate modern challenges together. Every donation helps create safer digital spaces, empowered parents, and a community where young people can thrive; supported, informed, and ready to build their futures.
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Enabling young people to be safer online and offline. Students gain real-world digital safety skills; understanding consent, how to report harmful content, and support friends online, reducing risks of bullying, exploitation, and exposure to violent or sexual material. Empowered parents and carers leave with increased confidence and practical knowledge; how algorithms affect mood, how to set parental controls, and how to talk openly with their children about digital behaviour, building stronger, safer home environments. By improving emotional literacy, families develop the language for stronger communication; how to discuss feelings, boundaries, and online pressures; reducing conflict and isolation. When families communicate and feel safe, attendance, concentration, and emotional stability improve, with better wellbeing and long-term educational outcomes. A scalable, tested model for other Enfield schools to build school-community partnerships that tackle digital harm and youth vulnera
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We are investing in Enfield to deliver positive outcomes for our communities and neighbourhoods
How will the money be spent?Target (inc. fees) £8,818
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VolunteerExodus Youth Worx UK is a grassroots charity based in Enfield, led by Tara Hanna, dedicated to supporting young people and families facing social, emotional, and economic challenges. Working from a trauma-informed and community-driven approach, Exodus builds safe spaces where young people can belong, be heard, and rebuild confidence. Their programmes combine mentoring, wellbeing support, creative arts, and personal development to help young people navigate life’s pressures, from school stress to violence and exclusion. Exodus also runs family outreach and parent engagement work, helping carers strengthen relationships and understand the realities young people face today. With deep local trust and strong partnerships with schools and community organisations, Exodus acts as a bridge; connecting families, educators, and youth workers to create safer, more resilient communities where every young person can thrive.
Curate Your Genius (CYG) is a social impact organisation led by educator and creative strategist Shae Eccleston, dedicated to helping young people and families unlock their potential through creativity, reflection, and real-world learning. CYG designs and delivers innovative workshops, leadership programmes, and digital literacy initiatives that build confidence, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence. Their work blends education, arts, and wellbeing; empowering participants to find their voice, express their stories, and set ambitious goals for the future. With experience across schools, youth services, and community groups, CYG specialises in bridging generational and cultural gaps, creating spaces where parents, carers, and young people can learn together. Through creative facilitation and evidence-based practice, CYG equips communities with tools for resilience, purpose, and digital safety; turning everyday experiences into opportunities for growth and connection.
Exodus Youth Worx UK and Curate Your Genius have joined forces to create “Building Futures” because both organisations see the urgent need to keep young people safe, informed, and emotionally supported in a digital world. By combining Exodus’s trusted local relationships with CYG’s creative, evidence-based learning methods, we’re building a bridge between home, school, and community; helping families grow stronger, safer, and more connected. Together, we’re shaping a model of prevention, empowerment, and hope for Enfield’s future.
Project Owner: Exodus Youth Worx UK The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
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