Support One Heart Festival 2026

We’re excited to bring the One Heart Festival back in 2026 — a celebration of unity, creativity, and community spirit. To make this year’s event truly special, we’re inviting our community to support us.

If you’re able to contribute, please consider making a donation via our Crowdfunder page. Every contribution, big or small, helps us create an unforgettable festival experience for everyone.

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Thank you for helping keep the One Heart spirit alive!

Sign your team up for the One Heart festival football tournament!

Are you ready to compete? We're inviting young people to take part in our Football Tournament on Saturday 20 June 2026 as part of the One Heart Festival.

Open to both girls and boys teams across a range of age categories, this is a fantastic opportunity for young players to showcase their skills in a fun and welcoming environment.

Categories available:

Girls: U13s, U15s
Boys: U12s, U14s, U16s, U18s

Simply fill in our expression of interest form to register your team and receive further details. Places are limited, so don't leave it too late. The sign up deadline is Thursday 4 June.

Register your interest here or click the button below.

Not yet a YAA member? Young people attending who aren't already members can sign up to be a member of YAA here.

About One Heart festival

Our annual community festival aims to uplift and unite everyone in the community, welcoming people of all ages for a fun free family day and to pay tribute to Grenfell, bringing everyone together under “One Community”.

The One Heart festival (formerly known as the North Kensington Youth & Community Festival) was set up in 2017 following the tragic loss of two of YAA’s young members in the Grenfell fire. What started out as a youth festival has evolved into a special community event.

Why this festival is important to us and the community:

This festival is important to us as an organisation as it provides a free, fun and positive event to the community. After a difficult number of years after the Grenfell Tower Fire we strive to continue reminding the community that they are supported. We also want to continue giving young people the opportunity to connect with local services and each other to build new skills, increase their social development and promote their future ambitions.

Through this even we are able to provide a platform for young people to showcase their talents in music and sports as well as engaging them in positive activities.