Community Support Tree

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We are a boutique education centre based in London, dedicated to providing language lessons, qualification packages, career guidance, professional training. Our focus is on supporting disadvantaged teenagers, young adults, and adults—regardless of ethnicity or background—who are most in need.

Our team brings extensive experience in delivering education to individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, and we are planning to hire more professionals who are willing to help with our cause with your donations.

What we see

We have been witnessing social anxiety, addictions, bullying, anti-social behaviour, self harming and suicidal youth in our centre  and within our communities. Without a direction, these bright individuals will be lost forever. Only a friction ask for help, but we know the numbers are a lot higher, and now it is time to listen, and take a bigger step with your donations.

What the Project aims to do

With funding, we aim to deliver courses needed for their future such as English, Science, Maths, apprenticeship schemes, and career development programmes, alongside community workshops to boost social skills and confidence. While doing so, we are planning to incorporate social, confidence and team building activities. Our vision is to inspire young people to find purpose, steer them away from crime, and help them build brighter, more hopeful futures.

How your donations will be made use of

£5, £10, £20 or £1000 doesn't matter. When used together, your £5 does wonders.

Through tuition, courses and activities we can provide them with

• a pathway to university or a profession,

• language skills support to eliminate communication barriers,

• and develop and improve social skills with collaborative activities.

How this could be done

When £600 is collected, it will help a disadvantaged individual to get a functional skills course needed for university or a professional pathway.

When £1000 is collected, it makes it possible for those without GCSEs and A Levels to get an Access to Higher Education Course, and then a university.

£120 is enough to pay a tutor for a week to give tuition support for English, Maths and Science to disadvantaged pupils who cannot afford these. We will also be supporting them with social activities, team building games and competitive contests away from the dopamine of screens.

£100 for the equipment required for STEM activities, Photography classes, Acting and Collaborative games.

Ultimately, our goal is to uplift the community—both by doing good and by creating meaningful employment opportunities.