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
The Door was contacted by Andrew’s primary school whilst he was in year 6. He had just been excluded from school for a violent outburst towards another student and they were concerned that his behaviour would worsen as he drew
Carley is a 13 year old we have got to know better over the past couple weeks of the summer holidays. She is the eldest sibling living with her mum and younger brother. Her dad is currently in prison and will be
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
Three years ago Emily was a very quiet timid young person who could be easily overlooked within a crowded room. She would often be content with her own company or follow the crowd of friends who she would hang about
We’ve recently reviewed the way that our Youthwork team operate, and moved towards a new, ‘Focused’ structure which will enable us to continue to deliver great quality Youthwork to ALL young people, but allow individuals in the team the ability
Michelle was a regular in The Drop-In because her mates hung around here. She’d left school with a handful of GCSEs and went to College but with no aspirations or ideas of what she wanted to do in the future. Her
Helen first came to us after a chance meeting with a friend while out walking. Her son had disengaged from school. Home life was challenging, with him rarely leaving his bedroom and becoming increasingly withdrawn. We began supporting Helen via