Since January 2020, the world is facing a pandemic called Covid-19. The UK’s coronavirus death toll has surged again, rising by 563 coronavirus deaths in the past 24 hours (01/04/2020) to a total of 2.352 deaths making it the worst day so far in the devastating Covid-19. That figure was up from 1.789 the day before, with the new total 31% higher the previous toll. Meanwhile, there have been 29.474 people tested positive for Covid-19. The UK is the fifth hardest-fit nation in the Europe and eight in the world. In Hammersmith and Fulham Borough 177 confirmed cases on the 1st of April 2020. The coronavirus pandemic outbreak is forcing all of us to make huge changes in our lives and alter the way we go about our business. It brings new challenges for people who have to self-isolate or stay indoors with their families or alone in Hammersmith and Fulham which are in the most deprived areas,0,9%, with is in the bottom 10% on the government indices of multiple deprivation. The risk of

What we'll deliver:

• Install a soundproof recording studio
• Install recording equipment
• Deliver regular First Aid Courses projects for young people
• Install video editing equipment
• Organise regular public events for our community
• Ensure there is safe and secure access to the building
• Building a bespoke new learning centre to accommodate twice as many school and local community groups

Why it's a great idea:

We are interested in understanding the skills and experience that you have in your organisation. Our programme is to provide an online service with a global access 24/7 to give young people the access to regular daily lessons in English and Maths, as well as other core subject. We are working with our education experts to make sure everyone who needs has access learning resources during this uncertain time. Our service will expand to offer additional help for students and their parents. Our services offer a different path for young people to take. Six things stand out: First, our organisation is both physically based and working in Hammersmith and Fulham area. Second, we have a deep understanding of vulnerable young people, through working for the past years. Our programme reflects years of learning and refinement to respond to their specific needs. Third, we take a holistic approach. The young people we work with face multiple complex issues including disabled people on the

Steps to get it done:

• Helping people after Covid-19

The CEO, Danny Barnes came across an online program called JET. It enables him to measure young people’s journey from the start to the finish. It all began with the first step of the framework developing a Theory of Change. The process has provided a really clear of the project which made the task of prioritising outcomes and selecting the right tool straightforward. From that, we developed a survey tailored with only minor adjustments to standardised tools in JET pack which it quickly began to use. The survey received a positive reaction from everyone. Through this survey, we ask questions about their thoughts on their attitudes to work, aspirations and confidence. The questions help us understand more about their needs and will help us improve our courses. All the answers to the questions are confidential and reported anonymously and because we want to know how their thoughts change over time, they receive another questionnaire like the first one at a later point. We question them