2-3 Degrees – Empowering 20 young people from Westminster to develop green skills through hands-on learning, mentorship, and community engagement. 

St Peters Eaton Square School - Creating a 15.9-metre living wall, transforming a public-facing space into a vibrant, eco-friendly hub for learning and biodiversity. 

Mayfair Neighbourhood Forum & Groundwork - Working with Peabody residents in Mayfair to co-design greener, more inclusive courtyards with improvements delivered by Groundwork’s Green Team and local volunteers. 

Caxton Youth Organisation - Engaging young people in nature-based climate action through hands-on, co-created activities, ranging from creating sensory gardens and recycled art to arranging biodiversity trips. 

Paddington Development Trust - Introducing Nature-Hood Watch - a project inspiring residents to green and connect local spaces into a shared urban nature reserve, alongside a weekly programme of outdoor, climate-focused activities helping young children explore and care for the environment. 

Energy Garden – Delivering 30 sustainability sessions in Belgravia, helping residents gain practical skills in growing food, composting, greening urban spaces, and energy literacy. 

Grosvenor & Regency Residents Association – Launching a long-term greening plan involving residents in biodiversity and climate resilience activities through expert-led workshops, habitat creation, and visible nature-based improvements across the estate. 

Sculpt – Delivering 6-week sustainability placements for young people, offering hands-on experience in green careers, leadership, and advocacy. 

The Mason Foundation – Running a 12-month intergenerational eco-garden project at Garside House in Pimlico, bringing together neurodivergent young people and elderly residents to co-design a sustainable garden. 

Since launching in 2022, ‘Greener Futures’ has invested £1.7m in the programme, supporting 43 charities and community-led projects in Westminster and directly benefitting 38,400 residents.