The Harrow Club in West London, established in 1883, offers a range of facilities including a sports hall, recording studio, dark room, internet cafe, dance studio, and table tennis. It focuses on empowering young individuals through education, anti-social behavior prevention, and community contribution, engaging up to 500 young people weekly with various clubs and activities like sports, technology, and creativity. The venue works with up to 500 young people each week across 6 clubs, helping them recognize their full potential. Visitors can engage in a range of activities such as sports, technology, and creativity. The venue's impact report showcases its commitment to youth empowerment and community engagement. The Harrow Club, built in 1883, was funded by donations from Old Harrovians and provides programs for young people and the local community, featuring a neo-Gothic design transformed into a modern youth and community center.