Community & Social Justice Education & Young People 2025
Aston-Mansfield

Impact Report 2024-2025

Aston-Mansfield is a Newham-based charity working across community development, children and families, youth empowerment, and mental health. In 2024–25 it supported 210 people with serious mental illness, engaged 441 young people through Motiv!, delivered 356 wraparound childcare sessions for 182 children, provided food support to 288 families, and strengthened 40 community organisations through infrastructure coaching.

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📋About

Children and families wraparound childcare and enrichment; Little Manor Supermarket food club (288 families); Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme; Motiv! youth empowerment; New Voices for Old Stories heritage programme; Community Connectors mental health service; infrastructure training and coaching for 40+ community organisations

📊Key Metrics

210 residents with serious mental illness supported through trauma-informed Community Connectors service Key Metric 1
441 young people engaged through the Motiv! youth empowerment programme, co-designed and delivered with 12 paid Young Facilitators Key Metric 2
182 children and young people supported across 356 sessions of breakfast club, afterschool club and holiday schemes Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 40 community organisations strengthened through infrastructure training and coaching, improving capacity across Newham's voluntary sector
  • 93% of Manor Youth Project participants reported improved mental health; 86% were more physically active; 83% reported reduced stress and anxiety
  • 500 Newham-based young people surveyed on youth needs, directly informing programme design and local policy partnerships

📍Geography

London

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