Unitas Youth Zone has launched its 2025 Impact Report, showcasing the powerful difference made possible through the support of its donors, partners and wider community.
In 2025, because of that support, Unitas reached 3,462 young people across Barnet, becoming a safe and trusted space for almost one in three young people in Burnt Oak.
The report highlights how community investment is transforming lives – providing young people with safety, mentorship and opportunity that many would otherwise go without.
A vital space for young people in North London
Unitas continues to be the largest provider of open-access youth services in North London, delivering consistent, high-quality support to those who need it most.
In a community facing significant challenges — including poverty, overcrowded housing and higher-than-average levels of violent crime, the need for safe, positive spaces for young people has never been greater.
The report highlights how deeply embedded Unitas is within its local community, with almost one in three eligible young people in Burnt Oak attending in recent years.
“Unitas is a safe, trusted space for young people from Burnt Oak, where many can face significant challenges. It’s also a space that brings the local community and partners together.”
Councillor Sara Conway
The full 2025 Impact Report shares the stories, data and voices behind this impact – including a powerful case study from a Limitless member whose journey reflects the difference Unitas makes every day. This ambitious programme has been made possible thanks to a transformational grant of over £230,000 from the J Isaacs Charitable Trust, which is funding the full delivery of our female engagement initiative.