Powerstation Youth Centre

About Powerstation Youth Centre

Powerstation Youth Centre operates from Studio 14 within the historic Old Power Station building on Mortlake High Street, right on the edge of East Sheen and Mortlake. It is a community-focused youth centre dedicated to supporting young people through practical assistance — including help with CVs — alongside social activities and a relaxed café-style environment. Open across selected weekday afternoons and evenings, as well as Saturday evenings, it provides a consistent, caring presence for local young people looking for guidance, connection and a welcoming place to spend time.

Local area

Sitting within the characterful Old Power Station on Mortlake High Street, Powerstation Youth Centre is well placed to serve the young residents of East Sheen, Mortlake and the surrounding neighbourhoods. This corner of the Richmond borough has a strong tradition of community-mindedness, and a dedicated youth centre fills a role that complements the area’s well-regarded schools and active neighbourhood spirit. For residents who value the cohesion of their local community, knowing there is a supportive, accessible space for local young people just down the road is genuinely reassuring.

Why choose Powerstation Youth Centre

Powerstation Youth Centre earns its strong local reputation through the evident care of its staff and the practical, grounded support it offers young people — from CV help to simply having somewhere welcoming to go. Its hours are structured around when young people are actually free: after school on weekdays and into Saturday evening. Housed in the distinctive Old Power Station, it has real character. For older residents who care about the wellbeing of their community’s younger generation, it represents exactly the kind of locally rooted resource that makes a neighbourhood genuinely work.

Services

• CV preparation support
• Youth drop-in sessions
• Social gatherings and events
• Café-style refreshments
• Community support for young people
• After-school activities

Ideal for: Young people in East Sheen and Mortlake, Teenagers seeking practical support, Local families with older children, Young adults needing employment guidance, Community volunteers and supporters.

Frequently asked questions

When is Powerstation Youth Centre open?

The centre is open Monday 11am–6pm, Wednesday 5:30–9:30pm, Thursday 4–6:30pm, Friday 4–8:30pm, and Saturday 6:30–8:30pm. It is closed on Tuesdays and Sundays.

Where exactly is the centre located?

It is based at Studio 14, The Old Power Station, 121 Mortlake High Street, London SW14 8SN — on the border of Mortlake and East Sheen.

What kind of support does the centre offer young people?

Based on available information, the centre offers practical help such as CV preparation, social activities, and a relaxed café-style environment where young people can meet and feel supported.

How can I contact Powerstation Youth Centre?

You can reach them by phone on 020 8288 0876 during opening hours.

Is this a drop-in centre or do young people need to book?

The available information describes it as a welcoming, community-style hub. For specific booking requirements, it is best to call the centre directly on 020 8288 0876.