About this role

Fight for Peace is a youth development charity working to realise the potential of young people aged 7 to 25

in communities affected by crime and social inequality. Based at our Academy in North Woolwich, East

London, FFP uses boxing, martial arts, education, employability support and personal development to deliver

a holistic, evidence-based methodology that tackles the root causes of youth violence.

The Fight for Peace Five Pillars methodology combines combat sports, education, employability, support

services and youth leadership.

We are looking for a committed and values-led male Youth Worker to join our frontline delivery team. This is a

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our youth work space at the Academy, where you will support open-access evening

sessions, conduct inductions, register young people, deliver personal development sessions and

conversations, and manage behaviour in line with our values.

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Support delivering of regular group sessions where young men can talk honestly about

masculinity, identity, relationships, wellbeing and the pressures they face, with you acting as a positive

male role model.

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working on the streets, estates and open spaces of the E20 area as part of our L&Q-funded

project, meeting young people where they are, building trust, and connecting them with FFP and other

local support.

Alongside this, you will take on ad-hoc mentoring and one-to-one support, responding to the needs of

individual young people and providing a bridge to more intensive support where needed.

You will bring the Fight for Peace values to life every day, creating an environment where young people can

discover new ideas and activities, grow in confidence and resilience, and develop into motivated, positive and

caring individuals.

Male Youth Worker