
Access early information, positive activities and practical support that help young people and eligible community members protect their physical and emotional wellbeing.

Practical, respectful support for people experiencing food insecurity, with connections to wider help that can strengthen long-term stability.

Develop knowledge, confidence and practical abilities for education, employment, independence and responsible participation in society.

Take part in inclusive recreational and leisure activities that reduce isolation, build relationships and improve conditions of life.

Safe, positive opportunities for young people to learn, enjoy recreation, develop their capabilities and connect with trusted mentors.

Access careers guidance, employability support and connections to education, training, volunteering and work, helping to prevent and relieve unemployment.

Build confidence, teamwork and wellbeing through accessible physical and leisure activities provided in the interests of social welfare.

Flexible spaces for activities, programmes and events that benefit young people and the wider community, subject to our hire policy.
Reg Bailey Centre
The Reg Bailey Centre, 39-45 Penrhyn Road, Kingston upon Thames KT1 2ED