TNG Youth & Community Centre
At the award-winning TNG you can take part in a wide variety of fun, positive activities.
Activities include: dance, football, drama and music, arts and crafts, girls only night, climbing wall, IT, cafe, pool and table tennis, other indoor and outdoor sports.
This site is closed for the Christmas Holiday. Closed from Mon 23rd Dec to Sat 4th Jan. Normal opening hour will resume w/b Mon 6th Jan.
Term-time opening times
| Monday |
6:15pm - 7:30pm |
ages 8-12 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 13 | |
| Monday |
6:15pm - 8:45pm |
ages 13-19 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 25 | |
| Tuesday |
5:15pm - 7:45pm |
ages 8-19 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 25 | |
| Wednesday |
5:15pm - 7:45pm |
ages 8-19 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 25 | |
| Friday |
3:15pm - 5:15pm |
ages 8-12 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to | |
| Friday |
5:30pm - 8:15pm |
ages 12-19 | SENSpecial Educational Needs to 25 | |
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Site contact
Deniz Amoah Senior Youth Leader
Site Telephone: 020 8314 3554
Email: deniz.amoah@youthfirst.org.uk
Mobile: 07875 091 098
Features
Location
TNG Youth & Community Centre
111 Wells Park Rd, Sydenham, SE26 6AD
Public Transport
| Coombe Road | 0 min walk (0 miles away) | 202 356 |
| Sydenham / The Woodman | 6 min walk (0.3 miles away) | 122 176 197 356 |
| Sydenham | 14 min walk (0.7 miles away) | Overground Southern |
| Sydenham Hill | 14 min walk (0.7 miles away) | Southeastern Thameslink |
More about TNG
TNG was built in 2012, funded as part of the national ‘Myplace’ scheme, and in partnership with Millwall, the Football foundation, Rio Ferdinand Foundation and the young people of Sydenham Wells Park. The latter had a massive impact on securing the funding for the site through various meetings with decision makers and even traveling overseas to learn from successful youth centres across Europe.
The centre is a £3.5m award-winning design, and built using a mix of conventional materials (concrete, plastic cladding and wood) to create an ultra- modern 1,200m2 space that signals to young people that they are cared about and can aspire to great things.
The site is the largest of Youth First's centres and acts a hub for the local community, working closely with local schools such as Eliot Bank and Kelvin Grove as well as a centre for various borough-wide youth work.
TNG's most obvious evidence of success is the variety of users of all ages who come through the door throughout the day. With its massive hall, café, climbing wall and music studio, it often hosts up-and-coming talent. It’s only a matter of time before it launches a star.
This is best summed up by the slogan made into a neon sign above the entrance: "One centre, unlimited opportunities".