CHIPS Brixton Project

Invited in 2014, CHIPS acquired a space in Angell Town Estate, where the heart of youth violence took a toll on the community. The majority of the community was affected by the Postcode Wars, lack of community resources, media influence and the cost of living. CHIPS built a team of people in the community to support the young people and the families affected by this conflict through engagement and trust.

CHIPS engages in daily activities aimed at empowering underserved communities and addressing serious youth violence through holistic approaches following the public health approach.

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What we do

Empowering Young People

We provide safe spaces, diverse experiences, and mentorship opportunities, fostering personal development and positive social interactions among young people.
Fostering Community Cohesion

We support local community initiatives, respond to critical incidents, and engage in community organising efforts.
Strengthening Families

We offer tailored support, training, and networking opportunities for parents and carers, addressing barriers, social isolation, and promoting positive family dynamics.
Building Bridges with Statutory Organisations

CHIPS facilitates police consultations, engages in regular dialogues with statutory representatives, and advocates for responsive service.