A football team for young people in difficult living situations. With New Horizon Youth Centre, we set it up with kits, coaches, content and travel to matches, and hosted its AGM. Change is a team sport.

Young people who are homeless or have come here as refugees work with musicians and producers to write, record and release their own tracks. We provide the studio, the tools and the support. The stories are theirs.

Artists including Richie Culver, Nathan Bowen and Tomas Gittins kindly offered their time to teach art, from sessions with vulnerable children to community groups of young aspiring artists.

In Mukuru Lunga Lunga, Nairobi, we ran a weekend workshop with the Wajukuu Arts Project, founded in 2013 by artist Shabu Mwangi. Thirteen children aged 10 to 17, two of the collective's junior mentors and Shabu himself painted on panels from decommissioned London buses.

Their paintings show everyday life: carrying jerry cans to communal water sources, market stalls piled with avocados, a river turned red and green by the nearby factories. We auctioned every piece, and all the proceeds went back to the centre.

It is the model for our art auctions: artists from developing countries make new work, and the money goes back to their communities.