• “You do such vital work. Thank you!”

  • “Thank you for your dedication to making the world a better place...one kid at a time!”

  • “Your message of love and caring is a great inspiration and a light in the minds of the children with whom you are sharing your music.”

  • “You have inspired our community and we are grateful to be able to support you all xx”

  • “Thank you for helping those who are vulnerable and finding their way. You're helping to create a more positive future.”

  • “Determined to support the charity on a monthly basis. Every penny helps this terrific cause.”

  • “This is my birthday present! I love what your charity is doing, bringing people together through difficult times with music. Thank you ❤️ ”

  • “Hearing about the work you've been doing with young asylum-seekers has been so inspiring, and your work is wonderful.”

  • “What you do is amazing!”

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Every contribution makes a vital difference to the lives of our young people.

Your donation matters

£10 could…

…provide access for one young person to our weekly wellbeing class, to help them process their trauma creatively.

£20 could…

…help facilitate 1-1 sessions for one young person, in Education, Casework, Therapy, Music or Art.

£50 could…

…ensure one young person could attend our weekly music class, to help them develop creative, practical, and social skills.

£100 could…

…enable one young person to attend our Young Leaders Residential to develop their leadership and team-working skills

Young people seeking refuge and asylum in the UK are some of the most vulnerable in our society. With your help we can give them the support, community and confidence they need to flourish. With new international conflicts frequently making headlines, we are receiving ever more young people fleeing wars, trafficking or other traumatic situations. While much of our restricted income comes from charitable grants, we are increasingly reliant on donations from members of the public to allow us to adapt quickly and effectively to this challenging and ever-changing world. As we are based in Croydon, home of the asylum intake unit, we are among the first destinations young people aim for/are referred to after arriving in the UK. Our focus on creative therapeutic methods such as music and art allows for a wide range of support, and our commitment to trauma-informed organisational working means we provide a truly safe and nurturing environment for our vulnerable young community. 

We look forward to sharing with you what our remarkable community can achieve.