It is with great pleasure, that we can announce that The Door has been chosen by Dursley Town Council and Cam Parish Council to be their preferred supplier of youthwork across the two areas for the next two years. The
Back in 2010, it was a privilege for The Door to be nominated by newly elected Stroud MP, Neil Carmichael, as his chosen charity. Over the past 5 years, Neil has been on hand to support us in events and
You’ll read elsewhere about the decision we’ve made to cease operating our Hope Training department at the end of July this year. As I sat with the training staff team and broke the news to them last week, this scripture,
We’ve recently been able to secure two grants which have enabled us to upgrade our IT infrastructure – including purchasing 10 new PCs for our training department, upgrading our router, and ensuring the whole of our Stroud site is covered
I recently met with one of Stroud’s parliamentary candidates for the upcoming general election. Impartiality stops me from naming which one! In fact, all those standing in May have connections with us, and it has been an honour and privilege
We regularly need to ‘take stock’ of where we’ve come from, where we are, and where we want to go to. This ensures we are clear in our vision and aims, and being true to who we are and what
Its been just over 3 months since I took on the role of Chief Executive, and the most frequent question I’m asked is “How’s life at the top?” In some ways things haven’t changed a great deal – we have