7th – 11th November 2022 is National Youthwork Week “One of the most powerful protective factors that can mitigate the effects of trauma and adversity for vulnerable children and young people is a stable, supportive
National Youthwork Week
Beth’s Story
Hi, I’m Beth, I’m 20 and I have a phone mentor from The Door I first came to The Door because my teacher forced me to. Yes, really! I had anxiety and I was finding life hard. She thought I
Director’s Chair
Should we stay or should we go? When a big decision looms and you put aside a whole period of time to consider the available options prayerfully and in detail, you don’t normally expect to go round the whole loop
Director’s Chair
Should we stay or should we go? When a big decision looms and you put aside a whole period of time to consider the available options prayerfully and in detail, you don’t normally expect to go round the whole loop
Healthy Enviroment
May is national walking month, so with just 4 weeks to go we asked Hannah, one of The Door’s School Mentors to explore the link between getting out for a walk and good mental health. Have you ever considered that
Volunteer This New Year
The Door’s Intensive support team are thrilled to be part of the new and exciting Gloucestershire Mentoring Programme. GMP is a new mentoring programme for Gloucestershire. Aiming to support young people who are facing challenging times and who are at
Golden Hinge Awards 2021
On Tuesday 30th November 2021, the stage was set for another great evening of celebrations. Looking back at not only the last 12 months but also the last 30 years of everything Door. The Golden Hinge Awards recognise young people,
Chole’s Story – Christmas Challenge 2021
Donate today and double your donation at https://www.thedoor.org.uk/christmas Hi, I’m Chloe, I’m 15 and I live in Stroud. Last year I was having a really difficult time. My mum just didn’t seem to trust me. I know I like to have a
Join our 30th Anniversary Celebrations!
Local Youth Charity to celebrate 30th Anniversary at Annual Awards Night Thirty years ago two youthworkers from a church in Minchinhampton had a vision to set up a youth café in Stroud. After recruiting a small team of volunteers they opened
CEO Update Oct 21
“It takes a village to raise a child” – African proverb How true this is. As The Door’s CEO people often ask me to talk about who we are and what we do. And it’s at these times, as I