Southwark Council's Cabinet (Livesey Trust) Committee has reviewed the annual report for The Livesey Trust, agreeing to all recommendations presented. The report detailed the operations of Treasure House (London) CIC, the organisation that operates from the Livesey building at 682 Old Kent Road.
Treasure House provides specialist education for young people aged 14-19 with special educational needs and disabilities, including those with anxiety, autism, dyslexia, and school phobia. The annual report for 2024-25 highlighted significant investments by Treasure House in maintaining and improving the premises, totalling £27,767. These improvements included security upgrades, enhanced ICT infrastructure, boiler pump replacements, and the installation of draught excluders.
The report also noted academic achievements for students, with several achieving Grade 9 in English Literature and History, Gold Arts Awards, and successful transitions to further education. Treasure House is also planning to open its yard for public coffees and events.