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Action West London has been helping young people for almost 20 years.
Our aim is to simply help 16-24-year-olds in the West London area into employment through paid work, internships and apprenticeships.
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Action West London delivers a wide range of Employment, Education and Enterprise projects for young people and adults each year.
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How our Small Charity has a BIG Impact
StoriesFounded in 1998, Action West London (AWL) has helped 1000’s of disadvantaged young people and adults in West London change their lives for the better.
“AWL provides direct support and opportunities for individuals who badly need help. Our work has a very positive social impact in the community of West London. Last year we won West London Business award for best company investing in West London’s community. With the massive increase in youth and adult employment due to Covid-19 our services will be needed more than ever.”
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Social Media Officer
SOCIAL MEDIA OFFICER – ACTON MARKET WASTE & CONSUMPTION REDUCTION PROJECT Do you want to develop your social media skills to tackle Climate Change? Part- time flexible and hybrid working from home...
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Wembley Jobs Fair on Thursday 21st July
Action West London and the Moving on Up consortium will be at the massive Wembley Jobs Fair on Thursday 21st July
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Participatory Budgeting Acton
Following on from the World Café event held last year, the Metropolitan police have made £28,000 available to community groups in Acton to help us reimagine the area! We are looking for residents...
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Ability not Barriers for Learning and Employment 2 (ABLE2) Project
Ability not Barriers for Learning and Employment 2 (ABLE2) Project Supporting 16-24 Year Olds who are Not in Education, Employment or Training with a Physical Disability and/or Long-term Health Condition...
