"I Refuse" T-shirts
Due to popular demand these t-shirts are back! But for a limited time only, so make sure you grab one before it's too late!
Click here to purchase your t-shirt
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"I've Got What It Takes" debut single from EpiX, a band comprised of young people who have been involved with XLP's Arts mentoring program and have begun performing at festivals and events.
Click here to purchanse your copy of the track for just 79p!
The XLM National programme aims to resource and train churches across the UK to run their own sustainable
XL-Mentoring projects, through which they can invest in young people struggling with life and provide a relational response to educational failure in the UK.
Visit the new XLM website: www.xlm.org.uk

XLP stands for “The eXceL Project”; a registered charity at the cutting edge of urban youth work in the UK. It was started by Patrick Regan in Peckham, South London, in 1996 after a stabbing in a school playground. They needed someone to speak to the kids and address the issues they were facing. Patrick, a local youth worker, answered the call. XLP now serves young people in schools and communities across seven inner-London boroughs (Southwark, Lewisham, Greenwich, Newham, Tower Hamlets, Camden and Islington).
You can find out more about who we are here.

Our work at XLP benefits hugely from individuals who are willing to donate time and skills to help bring hope to London’s young people.
XLP is currently looking for enthusiatic, dedicted and flexible volunteers who will be able to support our projects.
If you would like to volunteer with XLP Click here>>> to see how you can download a volunteer form.

Click here to find out ways to donate to XLP >>

XLP, All Hallows-on-the-Wall, 83 London Wall, London, EC2M 5ND
Registered in England and Wales at the address as above. Company Registered Number 4959458
Registered charity number: 1101095