Youth activities
Safe, welcoming activities where young people can build confidence, make friends and develop new skills. Current work includes school and community-based sessions, with further activities being developed.
Explore youth work →What we do
Something for your community, your team or your next step.
We run local activities and offer practical training, advice and leadership development. Start with who you are and what you need.
For local people
Youth and community programmes
Activities designed with local people—not simply delivered to them.
Southall Football Academy
Weekly football coaching for boys and girls, combining skill development with teamwork, confidence and character.
Explore the academy →Small project funding
Funding and practical support for eligible church-led projects serving communities in Southall and Hounslow. Previous themes include youth work, support for refugees and asylum seekers, creativity and community spaces.
Explore local projects →More local opportunities
We are working with residents and partners to develop further offers for young people and the wider community.
Share an idea →For teams and organisations
Training for working well across cultures and faiths
Interactive learning for people working in diverse communities, tailored to the setting and the people in the room.
Faith awareness
Learn how different faith traditions shape people’s lives and how to build respectful relationships. A typical day includes conversations with local faith leaders and visits to places of worship.
Cultural awareness
Explore how culture affects our assumptions, communication and decisions—often without us noticing—and practise working more effectively across difference.
Bespoke training
For schools, councils, charities, businesses, clergy and community groups. We begin with a conversation about your aims, audience, budget and setting.
Advice and consultancy
Talk through a challenge involving faith, culture, community relationships or inclusive practice with an experienced member of our team.
Who is it for?Teams serving or working in diverse communities.
What does it cost?Quoted according to your needs and budget.
How long?Usually half a day or a full day.
Where?At the Centre, locally or by arrangement.
For church and community leaders
Support to turn a calling into practical local action.
Myriad equips lay leaders through training, mentoring and ongoing support.
Myriad leadership training
Training and mentoring for lay leaders who want to gather and lead a new Christian community. The programme covers leadership, building a team, helping people grow in faith, reflection and ongoing support.
What to expect
Saturday morning sessions at The Kings Centre Southall, usually from 9.30am to 1pm. The programme is currently free for new lay leaders and includes lunch.
Explore the Myriad pathway →Not sure which option fits?
Tell us what you’re trying to achieve.
We’ll help you find the right programme—or be honest if someone else can help better.
Talk to the team →