A team of six celebrities help make over a centre which looks after more than 500 people a year.
A youth centre in West Bromwich has been given a star-studded makeover during a Children in Need special of the BBC's Interior Design Masters
The show was focused on Sandwell Young Carers Project , a Children in Need funded project which supports young people who have caring responsibilities for a dependent family member.As part of the show, the celebrities gave a fresh look to a play room for five to 11 year olds, a games room for the 12 to 18 year olds, an art room, a music room, a chill out space and a meeting space.
"The effect that building will have on a generation of young people makes the world better," he said."If you want to live in a better world then you start providing stuff like that for kids everywhere," Richardson added.
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