Councillor Jake Rubin

Councillor Jake Rubin welcomed a community housing project, noting its potential benefit for the council's homeless waiting list and its role as a blueprint for future developments. He proposed a pilot for prostate cancer screening in Black men. The councillor presented an update on the Brent Youth Strategy 2025-2028, outlining achievements in youth participation, infrastructure investment, and enhanced wellbeing support, while acknowledging the need for stronger outcome data. He highlighted the strategy's focus on youth participation and a £4 million investment in youth infrastructure.

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