MazeOrg

We’re now halfway through our MindLetics: Creative Club programme at Netley, proudly funded by Young Camden Foundation. Thanks to their support, young people have been exploring creativity, building confidence, and connecting with others in a positive and supportive space.

On Earth Day and during Global Intergenerational Week, remember: caring for the planet, also cares for you. Take a walk in the park, breathe deeply, and pass that peace on to the next generation.

"I never thought someone would care…”

Every day, children and families face challenges most of us can’t imagine. At MazeOrg, we’re committed to turning hope into action.

This week, share one small act that could make a big difference for a child in need.

Our first fundraising event was a huge success. We showcased a short film called "i THINK about KILLING you" by Joëlle Bentolila on the silence around domestic violence, held a panel discussion with Psychologist Clare Heath and Cecilie Fjellhoy from Netflix's The Tinder Swindler, had our youth volunteer Evie Morris sing, and welcomed our new wellbeing practitioner George Stuby, who led breath work exercises.

We're holding a fundraising event for victims of domestic abuse. Raising awareness about the silence surrounding domestic abuse requires actively starting conversations, challenging the normalization of abuse, and educating communities to recognize the warning signs. Over 75% of incidents go unreported due to fear, shame, or isolation. That's why organizations like MazeOrg are so crucial. As a community-focused charity, MazeOrg is dedicated to supporting children and families who have experienced trauma—often stemming from domestic abuse, conflict, and mental health difficulties. By breaking the silence and providing vital resources, we can help victims find the strength and support they need to heal and rebuild their lives.

Stand with us by attending the event or donating online (QR code in second image)

The Maze Organisation charity provides free social, emotional and academic support to vulnerable children and their families. In an effort to find innovative fundraising initiatives during these challenging times to enable us to expand our services across the Greater London area and beyond, MazeOrg has joined the fundraising platform easy fundrasing. https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/support-a-good-cause/step-1/?char=378614&invite=q7h99n&referral-campaign=c2s&utm_campaign=web-referral

Easyfundraising is a great way for you to help raise money for Maze Organisation - simply by shopping online. And it won't cost you anything extra!

Easyfundraising turns your everyday online shopping into FREE donations when you use them to shop with over 8,000 retailers such as eBay, John Lewis & Partners, Argos, Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, ASOS and Booking.com.

Retailers then make a small donation to Maze Organisation to say 'thank you' and easyfundraising gives those free funds to MazeOrg to support our cause.

Huge congratulations to all students on their GCSE & A Level results! Despite the challenges of recent years, you’ve shown incredible resilience & determination. We’re especially proud of the young people we support, many achieving top grades & becoming the first in their families to reach these milestones.

We are so thrilled to be able to continue to run our Celebrating the Individual programme, an afterschool programme supporting vulnerable children in Camden and Hammersmith & Fulham this academic year including Rhyl Primary School, Netley Primary School and All Saints C of E Primary School. This wouldn't have been possible without the funding from The National Lottery Community Fund. We are so grateful for all your support.

The entire team at MazeOrg C.I.O extends their best wishes to our Learners as they prepare for their GCSEs and A-levels. Should you require any last-minute assistance from our tutors, please do not hesitate to contact us.

As National Children's Day draws near, we recognise the urgent need to advocate for the support of children and emphasise the significance of nurturing their development into joyful and healthy adults.

A heartfelt thank you to Brent Council's Love Where You Live initiative for funding our uplifting Community Well-being Afternoon in Cricklewood on 20th March. Local residents came together to explore the calming power of breathwork, mindfulness, and simple techniques to ease stress and anxiety. We shared platters of fresh fruit, healthy snacks, and plenty of tea while connecting over meaningful conversations about community, wellbeing, and the importance of coming together. The energy was warm, welcoming, and inspiring—a beautiful reminder of the power of collective care and support.