Stroud based community youthworker Isak Sandgren-Clarke is no stranger to a challenge. Back in 2021, he took on a 20-hour gaming marathon live on YouTube. Four years on, and it’s time for a change of scene, leaving the screen behind
Zena’s story I never really got on with school – I mean, I made it through, but it wasn’t easy. I never felt at home there. I’m Zena by the way. I’m 16 and I am neurodivergent. For me that
Everyone has mental health, all of the time. Mental Health Awareness Week 2025 is taking place from Monday 12th to Sunday 18th of May. This year, the theme of Mental Health Awareness Week is community (Mental Health Foundation, UK). Anne
THE DOOR LAUNCHES ‘100K IN MAY’ TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE IN NEED Surge in mental health crisis – One in five children and adolescents now suffer from a mental health disorder Stroud Based charity The Door is excited to be
After over a decade at the top of the High Street in Stroud, The Door’s offices are moving! But do not fear for we are only popping over the road to The Cross (above the Laundrette) on Parliament Street. In fact as
How glorious the weather has been, feels like spring is well and truly upon us. I love this time of year seeing daffodils and bluebells out in full force. Spring is a time of new beginnings and that’s certainly true
Hi Claudia Hello So let’s start with what you role is at The Door? Ok, I am The Door’s Business Administration Apprentice. And what does that mean? I never know how to explain it, I do so many little things
This month’s Director’s Chair come from newly appointed Director of Service Delivery, Chris. (Previously Youthwork Manager) “I am excited to be taking up a new role within The Door this month and I’ll be starting immediately as the Director of
Hi Jonathan Hello! Please could you tell us a bit about your role at The Door. Ok, I am a charity shop assistant at The Door Shop, which is at the top of the High Street in Stroud. I take
BEA’S STORY (TOLD BY HER MENTOR CARRIE) Hello, I’m Carrie and I’m a Mentor at The Door. It’s a pleasure to meet you. At the moment I’m supporting a mum with a long history of complex trauma. She’s experienced loss,