On the 25th July 2022, LVE Charitable Foundation will be taking thirty children aged between eleven and fourteen to the Palace of Westminster to have a tour of the building and a workshop on the creation of laws and debating. There will also be a work program before...
Karen with Father Andrew and Maria outside The Engine Room Andrew Johnston met CEO of the LVE Foundation Karen Bellamy to talk about all things youth work.. Andrew: Tell us a bit about yourself, your role, your interests and what you are passionate about.. Karen: I am...
Our primary objective is to work with young people to help them to achieve whatever might be possible for them. Sometimes this requires a little assistance in the right places to help them to find their potential and to begin to achieve this potential. Not all...
This is a new project where we are asking for donations of old but still working laptops iPad and Tablets. Our aim is to distribute these to young people who may not have access to tech equipment. If we have an abundance of equipment that is not distributed to young...
The LVE Charitable Foundation is the primary sponsor of L.E.A.D.E.R.S. Community; an arrangement that has borne fruit in its first two years. On Saturday, 22nd September, 2018, in Walthamstow Town Square, L.E.A.D.E.R.S. Community was a key feature of the Stars over...
LVE Charitable Foundation is the creator and principal funder of the “Don’t Get Court!” © project. We recently took another group of young students through the day of their three-day project which looks at choices and consequences around gang involvement. We are...
LVE Charitable Foundation is proud to announce that it is the main funder of the LEADERS Academy Performing Arts School. The other sponsors are the Big Creative Academy and Big Lottery. The aim of the project is to offer, at no cost to the participants, a performing...
On the 13th July 2017, LVE Charitable Foundation was happy to host a brilliant Met Police event at The Great Hall Leyton called Choices and Consequences. Up to 128, 10 and 11-year-olds took part in the final quiz-style competition, held at the Leyton Great Hall, which...
Junior Citizens is a rolling project in partnership with the Metropolitan Police. The project funds for a week-at-a-time in LeytonGreat Hall. The objective of the project is to prepare local primary school children for the transition to Secondary school. Topics...