Introducing… Barrie, illuminate Coordinator. Hi Barrie! Hello. First things first, how did you end up working at The Door? When I finished my degree in Youthwork I was looking for a new challenge. Most of my experience was working with
Hi I’m Libby. I’m 18 and I go to Engine Room which is part of The Door’s illuminateStroud project. 2021 was a real roller coaster. Starting the year in another lockdown was a challenging experience. But it brought me even
This Month’s Director’s Chair is from our CEO Victoria Robson Happy New Academic Year! It’s been another busy Summer at The Door. While many organisations wind down in the summer months our team have been full steam ahead. Engaging with
This month’s Director’s chair is from Chief Operating Officer Graham Gill It’s budget time again… It seems to come round very quickly, but July marks the beginning of our new financial year. So as well as tying up all the
Hi Chris, thank you for taking some time out to introduce yourself. Firstly what is it that you do at The Door? Hello! My role is Youthwork Manager. This means I look after all of The Door’s youthwork across the
Change is hard. No matter how much we try to tell ourselves otherwise. It’s human to be worried, concerned and a little bit afraid of the unknown. Stepping out of our comfort zone and trying new things can be fun
We have a number of exciting vacancies in our youthwork team: Sessional Youthworkers: Part-time, flexible hours, £10.24 – 10.92 per hour (Closing date: Monday 4 July 23:59) “Do you have a passion for seeing young people grow and reach their potential?
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
This month’s Director’s Chair is from CEO Victoria Seeing challenges as opportunities, not threats is a key feature of The Door’s strategy. We ask the question – what will it take to make this happen? Rather than first thinking of
Loneliness, we have all felt it at some point in our lives. Feeling empty, unsupported, disconnected or lost even in a busy room of people. The start of June, marks National Loneliness Week. No doubt the headlines will focus on