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Volunteers and donated hygiene products at the Hygiene Bank by Excel Beyond Barriers, supporting individuals and families facing hygiene poverty through community distribution of essential personal care items. Hygiene Ketra Community Hall, Telfer House, London, SE21 8QW We are here to help. Hygiene. At the EBB’s Hygiene Bank, we believe that feeling clean should not be a luxury or a privilege for anyone in our society, yet there are many who live in poverty and cannot afford to remain clean. The injustice that people may be unable to fully participate in society due to a lack of hygiene supplies drives our passion. We work to inspire social change for this reason. MORE ABOUT THE HYGIENE BANK Those who are not financially stable or who are in a state of crisis frequently have limited options. This forces them to choose between heating their home, paying rent, purchasing food, and maintaining their personal hygiene. Lack of hygiene can be stigmatising, humiliating, and isolating, resulting in social isolation. It can result in a lack of confidence and have a negative impact on physical and mental health, which can have an effect on early childhood development, learning, employability, and social interaction. Products are donated, collected, sorted, and distributed to our network of community partners, which consists of a variety of organisations, charities, and schools that assist those of us who have fallen into poverty. Supporting EBB’s Hygiene Bank is a straightforward way to assist not only a single organisation, but also multiple grassroots initiatives in the United Kingdom addressing a wide range of issues, including poverty, domestic abuse, and disability. We collect personal care and cleaning products that are new, unused, and within their expiration dates, including deodorant, shower gel, shampoo, makeup, diapers, toilet paper, laundry detergent, and surface cleaner. If you need and utilise something, it is likely that someone else does as well. Contact Us Hygiene Products Male Sanitary Products Request Sanitary Products Donate Sanitary Products Babies Sanitary Products Request Sanitary Products Donate Sanitary Products Female Sanitary Products Request Sanitary Products Donate Sanitary Products

Leadership Training Programme!!! Are you aged 18–24, or do you know someone who is? Excel Beyond Barriers introduces The RegenAct Programme, a reverse mentoring programme empowering young adults to reclaim their voices by mentoring senior leaders, directors, and executives in the built environment. What You'll Do Offer insights and highlight blind spots that impact local communities during regeneration projects. Engage directly with senior leaders in architecture, construction, and urban planning. Develop transferable skills in active listening, powerful questioning, bias awareness, and decision-making. The Details This 16-week programme is valued at up to £3000 for each candidate. Every participant receives a full scholarship to attend completely free. Upon completion, you will receive a certificate from Excel Beyond Barriers. No prior experience is required and full training is provided. Apply Now

EBB is an award-winning giving platform that helps businesses make a positive impact in their communities by donating volunteer time, money, and surplus products, all in one place. About Us Lara Daniel, Grad.NALP, LLB (Law), LLM (Human Rights Advocacy) CEO and Lead Neurodiversity Family Advocate Lara Daniel is the CEO of Excel Beyond Barriers and a passionate advocate with over a decade of experience delivering community outreach and support services. Her work focuses on empowering individuals and families to overcome social, educational, and systemic barriers through advocacy, guidance, and access to meaningful opportunities. With academic qualifications in Law and Human Rights Advocacy, Lara combines legal knowledge with extensive frontline experience supporting vulnerable individuals and neurodiverse families. She has worked closely with communities, professionals, and service providers to help families navigate complex systems and secure the support they need. Under her leadership, Excel Beyond Barriers has continued to develop programmes and initiatives that promote inclusion, wellbeing, and community empowerment. Lara remains committed to championing equality, raising awareness of neurodiversity, and ensuring that every individual has the opportunity to thrive regardless of the challenges they face. An organisation empowering people to create, inspire and build new opportunities for each other. OUR GOAL "To empower local people, giving them the tools to work together and break down barriers." OUR GOAL To remove barriers and empower individuals and families to access opportunities, support, and thrive. About Excel Beyond Barriers 'Excel Beyond Barriers' is a youth first organisation that provides young people with the tools they need to get ahead and grow in life. On the flip side, we also help enterprise, government and education to engage, recruit and support youths in our community. We wholeheartedly believe in the potential of all young people and care deeply about young people and their futures, especially those from deprived areas of our inner city of London and nationwide. We are a multicultural-led organisation predominantly from the BAME community. Our work is directed at creating opportunities for young people to tackle inequality, achieve their personal potential and drive social change. Our Mission Our mission has always been to empower local people, giving them the tools to work together to resolve issues of common concern and break down any barriers they are faced with. Our ultimate goal is to help them to make stronger communities. We Provide Support Under Four Strategic Themes 1 Safe Spaces 2 Health and Well-being 3 Strong, Safe, and Inclusive Communities 4 Progression, Skills, Mentoring, Career Advice and Employability Our Priority Focus Groups We focus primarily on how increased participation in sport, physical activity, training, mentoring, internship, and career/employment can enhance the lives of people in Southwark Borough and nationwide. 1 Young people aged 11–30 years 2 Older adults 3 People with a long-term condition or disability 4 People living in surrounding deprived areas with high rates of inactivity Our work is not restricted to these four groups. Understanding intersectionality is essential to combatting the interwoven inequalities seen within communities. We work to support other relevant networks to improve opportunities, attract funding and investment for sport, facilities, and improve coordination across the sector. Our Core Values Through working with young people and partners from projects across the UK, we have developed these core values which underpin everything we do. Contact Us Youth-Led Young people are at the heart of what we do. We support their potential through mentoring, career guidance, training, internships, and opportunities for growth. Resilient Bouncing back with enthusiasm and fresh solutions, continually learning, and taking the time to actively 'listen' and respond to the world in which we work. Empowering Enabling young people to recognise their skills and giving them ownership to achieve their individual goals. Community We are community-focused, working with partners to help communities thrive by attracting investment, innovation, and development to disadvantaged areas. Family Oriented At EBB, family support is vital. We provide wraparound initiatives to ensure young people have the support needed for career growth and wellbeing. Courageous With a 'can-do', open, supportive, and honest approach — we are not afraid to do things differently. Ways to Get Involved Volunteer Give your time supporting in our offices or shops, reviewing our information, cheering on our fundraisers, sharing your story, talking to the media or as a Youth Voice Network member. Learn More Donate or Fundraise Nobody should face a mental health problem alone. We need your help so we can be there — on the other end of the phone, in local communities and campaigning hard. Make a Difference Want to Get Involved? Whether you want to volunteer, donate, or simply learn more, we'd love to hear from you. Get in Touch