Our volunteers are passionate about helping women, children, and families throughout London. Join us today and give back to our community.
Junior League of London works to build better communities by improving the lives of local families in need. Find out more about our community programmes here.
Interested in helping us realise our vision of a London where every child has the opportunity to prosper? Here’s how you can help...
On Saturday 9 September, we kicked off our Autumn New Member programme with Super Saturday. The new member class met at Restart Lives in South Kensington for a day of introduction to the league, its leadership, and its purpose, followed by a volunteer project and then some socializing to get to know each other. Restart… Read More
It’s 100 days until Christmas and at the Junior League of London that means it’s Holiday Hampers time! Holiday Hampers is our signature community project, and provides hampers filled with gifts, food, toiletries and other essentials for some of London’s most vulnerable populations during the holiday season. Read on to learn how you can get involved!
It’s been a busy couple of weeks for us as we have just completed a big move with our JLL Headquarters to our new home at WeWork Moorgate. Our new location has a contemporary vibe, lots of open space with enhanced technology, facility support and great neighbors. The culture of the facility embodies their mission of ‘Do What… Read More
Get a kick start on your holiday shopping and don your festive frocks to join the Junior League of London for an elegant soirée at Chelsea Old Town Hall!
Founded in 1985, the Junior League of London is an organisation of women committed to promoting voluntary service, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
Active in London since 1978, the Junior League of London works to build better communities by improving the lives of local families in need.
In 2008, we adopted our current community focus of poverty. The Junior League continues to work towards its vision of eliminating poverty and its effects in London, concentrating on breaking the cycle of poverty through education and employment.
