Our boxing and mental health program, funded by the Mayor’s Fund for London, offered a life-changing experience for 30 young men, addressing not only their physical health but also the critical issue of mental well-being.

15 of our young people had an unforgettable day at Ebony Horse Club, where they were introduced to the basics of horse care, feeding, and riding.

We took a group of passionate young people, already interested in the environment and climate change, on a truly awe-inspiring journey at the BBC Earth Experience.

Beyond the Bias took 50 young people, ages 5-25, to see The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre.

Our Beyond the Change Cost of Living Project was launched as a rapid and compassionate response to the severe energy crisis impacting Tower Hamlets and surrounding areas.

Our Beyond the Change dementia project addressed a critical gap in understanding dementia within our community.

Our British Sign Language (BSL) project was driven by our commitment to fostering a more inclusive community where everyone has equal access to communication.

We led this project after finding out that it was common for teachers to spend their own salary on decorating and buying resources for their classroom.

Our Sports Apprenticeship Programme has set a new standard in youth empowerment, giving 15 ambitious young people, aged 15-18, a launchpad to transform their futures.

Our Girls Who Skate programme was a unique, 35-week initiative designed to empower young females and non-binary youth, aged 11-17, by combining mental health awareness with skateboarding skills.

Young people at Beyond the Bias go beyond daily to look after and care for our world by reinventing everyday objects with recyclable materials, refurbishing old community gardens, talking to the elderly about climate change and learning more about what we can do together to make a difference.

We created a giveaway to support working-class ethnic minority young people transitioning to Secondary School this year.

During Summer of 2022 we delivered our Summer Art Camps at Bellerive House in Isle of Dogs. Our camps consist of two 3-hour sessions per day, four days a week for the duration of 4 weeks, throughout July-August.

In partnership with a school in Wembley, we delivered a 3-day art workshop to empower young artists.

Beyond the Bias, in Partnership with Wapping Youth FC and Wapping the in Community, invited 12 young people to partake in a 3-day residential exploring camping life, engaging in nature activities and watching the commonwealth cricket finals.

Beyond the Bias held weekly yoga sessions to provide a space where young people could learn about wellbeing, mindfulness and practise yoga, while earning a Level Three Reflective Journaling Qualification.

Our group pottery session aimed to encourage and stimulate both our attendees mental and physical selves.

Kids Who Code programme was an intensive 40 hour coding project that opened doors to the world of technology for 17 children, aged 7-12.

In joining Marcus Rashford's campaign, we were sponsored by Iqra International to provide food packages to free school meal families.