COO Graham, CEO Victoria, Intensive Support Manager Shona, Youthwork Manager Chris and Operations Manager Anne reflect on life at The Door in 2024 and what 2025 might hold. Taken from our 2024 Annual Report “The Story of 2024”. Graham: What
Gearing up for a January sales shopping spree? Or perhaps you are planning on booking that holiday. What if you could help out The Door at the same time with no hassle and no extra cost? Give as you Live
On Tuesday 3rd December 2024 over 200 young people, parents, volunteers, supporters and staff from local youth charity The Door packed out The Subscription Rooms with excitement and anticipation for their annual Awards and Celebration Night. During the evening 45
One Donation Twice The Difference: thedoor.org.uk/christmas This is Josie’s story “I was surviving, not thriving when I came to The Door for help. I’m Josie, by the way. I’m 17 and I have a mentor from The Door. During my
Family Support Coordinator – Maternity Cover Based at The Churn, Cirencester Part-time, 22.5 hours per week £15.85 – 17.31 per hour We’re looking for maternity cover for our Family Support Coordinator running our recently-established integrated family support service covering Cirencester
illuminate update from Chris illuminate is part of The Door and is made up of specific projects which offer young people opportunities to explore faith and spirituality from a Christian perspective. The illuminate team have had an exciting year building
In October Half Term The Door’s youthwork team and young people went ‘on tour’ to Drayton Manor Theme Park. Isaac tells us a little bit about the day: Almost 60 young people from across The Door’s youth clubs came with
The wait is OVER! Cashes Green Community Centre is very excited to welcome young people from the Cashes and surrounding areas to their brand new youth club, in partnership with The Door Youth Club. Come check it out, there’s plenty
Casey’s Story (as told by illuminate volunteer, Pete) “Hi, I’m Pete and I volunteer at illuminate’s after school drop in. Seeing the impact of something seemingly so small like a free biscuit has been a real eye-opener for me. One
Following a successful launch event in the summer holidays, The Door’s Pop-Up Board Game Café returns to Stroud for one day only on Friday 1st November in October Half Term. So whether it’s rain or shine bring some friends (or