Young Westminster Foundation
Marium Uddin is a dedicated professional with extensive experience in youth violence intervention and community development. Currently serving as Programme Lead and Youth Violence Programme Manager at Young Westminster Foundation since March 2022, Marium focuses on capacity building and collaboration through the Serious Youth Violence Community Network. Notable achievements include developing the Helping Hands Programme, which empowers communities in North Westminster to create innovative opportunities informed by young people and community voices. Other positions held include Trustee at ESP Foundation, Youth Programme Coordinator at Al-manaar - The Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre, and Senior Youth Violence Intervention Practitioner at Redthread. Marium's career began at Fitzrovia Youth in Action, where multiple roles were undertaken, ultimately leading to impactful youth work with The Harrow Club. Marium holds a degree in Applied Social Science with an emphasis on Community Development and Youth Work from Goldsmiths, University of London.
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Young Westminster Foundation
Young Westminster Foundation is a cross-sector partnership, working with youth clubs, charities, schools, businesses, and Westminster City Council. Together we shape opportunities and create the best services for children and young people in Westminster. We are a membership organisation and we continue to build a community of support for organisations and people working with children and young people across the borough. Our vision is that all young people in Westminster grow up healthy, safe and happy with the best opportunities for bright futures. All children and young people need opportunities for learning and fun, beyond family and schools. They also need to develop strong relationships with peers and adults, in order to learn about the world and contribute to their communities. London is a fast-paced, changeable city with massive challenges ahead. London’s youth population is growing at an unprecedented rate and are a vital asset to our future right now, they are the next generation of future talent. We are part of the Young Peoples Foundation (YPF) model, working alongside newly formed foundations in other London Boroughs and across the country . YWF has been established with infrastructure funding awarded from John Lyon’s Charity and Westminster City Council and we formally registered as a charity in September 2016.