Throughout the many years that the Hanworth Centre has been operating, it has seen roughly 300,000 young people come through its doors. Here are just some of the many people whose lives have changed for the better thanks to the services and support they have received there.
If you’d like any more information about the inspiring people that have benefited from the Hanworth Centre and HAY’s work, please get in touch.
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Ally’s story
"She is like a different child. She's so happy and always comes home full of what she has done at Pre-School and what she is learning." -
Angela and her mum’s Story
"Thank you so much for your support. Like so many other parents, I would not have been able to return to work without Breakfast Club" -
Anna’s Story – in her own words
It’s helped us all develop and grow -
Christopher and Anthony’s Story
They have grown in confidence and actively and enthusiastically engage with the provision. -
Emma’s Story
Emma spent so much time worrying about her son that her younger daughter began to feel the effects of her mother’s worry and their relationship suffered as a result. -
Hayley’s Story
Whilst working hard to achieve her ambitions, Hayley knows that the staff at the Hanworth Centre will still support her when she needs a helping hand -
Laura and Rebecca’s Story
Staff are mindful to encourage them to get involved in the healthy eating workshops -
Nathan’s Story
Nathan's behaviour has significantly improved and, in the three months that he has been involved with the project, there has only been one breach of his Anti-Social Behaviour Contract (ABC). -
Rachel’s Story
Rachel’s mother wanted to find a way to help her little girl manage her behaviour and was aware of extra support she could get at the Hanworth Centre -
Sally’s Story
Sally during her distressing time, went on to complete her Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award -
Simon’s Story
Remarkably, Simon is now seen as a JYIP role model and even challenges other young people about their behaviour -
The G Family
The family reports that there have been very positive changes in the home environment -
The Robinsons’ Story
Before receiving support from HAY at the Hanworth Centre, relationships with the family were quite fraught. But regular one-to-one sessions have helped the children and their mum form a much better relationship. -
Zac’s Story
The staff realised that they needed to support Zac’s mum to help the whole family overcome the troubles they had faced