My Hindleap is designed to help 100,000 young Londoners, particularly those with disabilities or from low-income backgrounds, to access outdoor education over the next ten years.
The initiative will be delivered at Hindleap Warren, London Youth’s outdoor education centre.
The facility, based in East Sussex, provides opportunities for children and young people to explore the outdoors in a bid to improve their confidence and help them develop social and emotional skills.
The call for funding was launched on Friday by London Youth’s patron the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip.
He said: “Hindleap Warren provides young people with much needed experience, development and outdoors adventure.
“The aim of the My Hindleap appeal is to improve the facilities needed for the outdoor education of 100,000 young people over the next 10 years.”
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