Samuel describes how he grew as a person during two years with Urban Synergy and an apprenticeship at Bloomberg.
UK Power Networks and my mentor changed everything
My mentor changed everything, Urban Synergy’s mentoring programme helped me gain confidence, find my career path, and secure an apprenticeship.
Lewisham Theatre Helps Us Reach Our Goal of Supporting 50,000 Young People
Lewisham Theatre has raised over £2,200 to support our work with young people
Aegon UK takes steps to support local youth
We are thrilled to announce that Aegon UK has raised over £3,671 to support local youth in our community
Speed Mentoring: A Catalyst for Student Success at Addey and Stanhope School
Urban Synergy held a speed mentoring event at Addey & Stanhope School, giving 240 students career insights.
Urban Synergy wins top prize at London’s New Year’s Day Parade for Lewisham
Urban Synergy wins top prize at London’s New Year’s Day Parade 2025 for Lewisham. Learn more about our winning entry and support our vital youth mentoring programme.
Join Us at London’s New Year’s Day Parade
Urban Synergy is proud to represent Lewisham as the borough’s chosen charity for 2024/25 at the London’s New Year’s Day Parade.
TheCityUK: Young artists create winning Christmas cards
London primary school pupils dazzled with their creativity in a Christmas card competition supported by TheCityUK
Mentoring and social mobility celebrated
Mentoring and social mobility was celebrated at the “UShine Awards 2024” recognising our mentees, teachers and volunteers.
Inspiring future careers with SimCorp
Urban Synergy were inspiring future careers with SimCorp at their London office with 30 Year 12 and 13 students
L&G Investment Management shares vital workplace and CV skills
Legal & General Investment Management teams up with Urban Synergy to help 75 students develop vital workplace and CV skills.
Corporate Insight Day: ‘Team MFS International’ inspires students
Urban Synergy and MFS International host a corporate insight day to boost confidence and career aspirations in 30 students from St Aloysius College