In line with recent government guidance for retail we are delighted to have been able to throw open the doors of The Door Shop once more and welcome our amazing customers and supporters back to shopping with us in Stroud
Tired of nagging, cajoling, bribing your youngsters into doing their school work? Sandra (The Door’s very own and very lovely Family Support Worker) has some top tips to help you out: “Feel like you are on a study programme yourself,
I’m already dreading all the Christmas newsletters I’m going to receive droning on about this bizarre / crazy / challenging year… 16 weeks ago, when we could meet whoever we wanted, hug whoever we wanted and go wherever we wanted
Prayer mail Answers to prayer… We are pleased to have been able to bring the Shop team off of furlough and the charity shop opening has gone smoothly. This week marks the end of our fiscal year and the start
AVAILABLE UNTIL MIDNIGHT, TUESDAY 28TH JULY Watch on Facebook or watch on YouTube You’re invited to a night at the Opera. In your living room! Oxford-based opera trio Sorelle invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy the show from
8PM, TUESDAY 30TH JUNE, LIVE ON FACEBOOK CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE AND GET REMINDED To join in LIVE go to www.facebook.com/TheDoorStroud between 7:45pm and 8pm on Tuesday 30th June And have a pen and paper ready for the
Prayer mail Answers to prayer… A young person and her mum gave an amazing interview about how The Door have helped them on local radio last week. Our review with Durlsey and Cam went well. We have been invited to
Volunteers are key to The Door’s success, without them we wouldn’t be able to support so many young people and families every day. Mel and Ben have been volunteering with us for a combined time of 15 years. As part
This month’s Directors Chair comes from Barrie Voyce, Business Development and illuminate Director Volunteers Week is celebrated nationally, during the first week of June every year and has traditionally been a time for us at The Door to celebrate the
At The Door we pride ourselves on being a needs-led organisation. This means that where possible we aim to follow the need, meeting young people and families where they are at, rather than waiting for them to come to us. We