The Door Youth Project is well known for their innovative fundraising events and this next one is no different. ”Cycle to Santa” is a sponsored 24 hour static cycle ride outside Tesco’s Superstore in Stroud on the 6th and 7th December. So how
The Door Youth Project has just received Lottery Funding from Sport England to deliver an innovative sport project containing boxersize and circuit training to help local young people to engage with sport while improving their health, fitness and mental well being. James Honey Youth Work Manager says ”We
When two young teenagers set out to swap a paper clip for the highest valued item they could for charity, little did they know where it’d take them! Grace Barber, 19 and youth worker for The Door Youth Project managed
The Door has come up with a novel way to raise funds and enjoy the upcoming Premier League Season! By donating £10 to The Door, participants can enter their Premier League Fantasy Football Team into The Door’s exclusive league. Players
Drop over the edge with The Door Youth Project and Christian Aid at their Charity Abseil at Ecotricity’s building the Lion House. Benefiting local young people, their families and those trapped in poverty. The day will be held on the 27th September
THE sun was shining as families in Stroud put on their trainers and took part in Race 4 All. The event was bigger and better with the launch of the 1k children’s run for those aged between five to 10
Race 4 All is back, this year bigger and better! Now truly the Race 4 All as the organizers have introduced a 1K run for those of the Ages 5-10. Race 4 All is a 5k fun run up on
The first ever Soul Town event took place in the Subscription Rooms, Stroud on 26th April. Tickets for the event sold out in advance, resulting in many people disappointed at the fact that they were unable to enter. Popular Soul
THANKS & FUNd RAISING The Door Youth Project supports over 1,000 young people and their parents every year. It costs over £400,000 to deliver its services, but every penny is worth it and massively helps to change lives. For many years
The Stroud District Council and the Stroud District Youth Council are helping young people to gain employment through funding the accreditation of volunteers at The Door Youth Project, it has been proven that combining voluntary participation with accreditation improves the chances of