Our story

Fresh Visions was founded in 2003 by a group of frontline housing workers in London.

Day after day they were coming into contact with vulnerable young people on local estates who were asking for their help. Many were lonely, isolated and suffering in silence, living in chaotic households and frequently victims or witnesses of domestic abuse. With an absence of local services, they often had nowhere else to turn to.

Fresh Visions was set up to fill this gap in local support. Over the last 16 years the charity has helped transform the lives of hundreds of young people every year.

The need for Fresh Visions today

It's currently estimated that 4 million children and young people live in poverty in the UK and it's anticipated this figure will rise to 5 million by 2020. According to recent research conducted by the Office of National Statistics between April - June 2017, approximately 790,000 young adults aged 16-24 were not in education, employment or training (NEET).

Fresh Visions is committed to making this picture better. We’re passionate about helping vulnerable, isloated and unsupported people to maximise their potential in these fast moving social, economic, political and technological times.

We work with children, young people and older people in our communities to find local solutions.

Our focus is on interventions with high social impact. Our commitment is to support, encourage, inspire and ultimately to change and transform people's lives - building brighter futures for all.

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