Welcome to Lewisham Youth Service

We offer year-round after-school and holiday provision (daytime) at our adventure playgrounds and youth clubs. We also provide projects, 1:1 work, targeted and themed informal education for young people who live or attend school or college in the borough of Lewisham.

Our programmes offer children and young people aged 8-19 (up to 25 with additional needs) the opportunity to grow, play, have a voice and learn in a safe space with the support of qualified staff. We encourage young people to embrace their heritage and cultures, working with them to explore identity and creating tolerance for all.

Our service is constantly adapting to better meet the needs of children, young people and local communities - ensuring that our service supports people where they are.


October Half Term, we will be delivering our normal sessions. However some centres will have partners delivering Youth activities in partnership with us. Please check individual sites for details.

Bike repairs will be happening at Honor Oak Youth Club on Wednesday the 29th and at the Honor Oak Adventure playground on Friday the 31st


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The Dumps will be closed whilst works are happening to expand the new school and and adventure playground. This is a temporary closure. Please continue to look on the site for updates.

Works to expand Watergate School and provide a new adventure playground and multi-use games area on the Dumps site commenced on Monday 14 April, with the removal of the old adventure play equipment scheduled to commence on Tuesday 22 April. Read more


To use our service you will need to complete a membership form, the forms are located on our sites, please speak to a member of staff on arrival.

Please note that this form must be completed by an adult over 18 years who holds parental responsibility.


Lewisham Youth Service is celebrating National Youth Work Week November 3rd - 9th 2025 to recognise the vital role youth workers play in empowering young people across our borough. This week is about shining a light on the impact of youth work creating safe spaces, building confidence, and helping young people find their voice and purpose. It’s also a moment to celebrate the dedication of our youth workers and volunteers who make a real difference in Lewisham every day.

Check out what we have planned and get sign up to our in person events!

National Youth Work Week Flyer

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