The reason I became a youthworker was to be able to help young people. Whether they are in times of trouble or just need some encouragement and someone to empower them to move forward in their lives. Some days can
Jason’s Story
Our first volunteer mentor training course of 2016 took place during February, and we have six fabulous new mentors trained, checked and ready to go. One mentor was matched with his first mentee this week which was timely for mentor
#ICYMI #LoveTheDoor
We don’t labour in vain
How many people work for The Door? That’s a question I get asked quite often, sometimes when I’m talking to business leaders, sometimes in applications for funding, sometimes in general conversation. I’ll be honest, its not the easiest question to
An Interview With Lucy
In this month’s article I would like to share with you an interview between myself and a young person who I would like to call “Lucy” she is aged 16 and has been with us for the past six months. Lucy has kindly
Volunteering in Tranzform
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others“ (Mahatma Gandhi) Volunteering is beneficial for both the Volunteer and the Organisation. For us, Volunteers are priceless. We asked new recruit Iris what volunteering in Tranzform means to
Street Collections 2016
Save The Date
The plans for our official Celebrations for our 25th Anniversary are starting to take shape with exhibitions, open days, Church services and much more planned to celebrate the last 25 years of The Door. The Celebrations will start on Friday
Barney’s Story
Barney was referred to us by Young Carers in August 2014. Barney lives with his mum, dad and sisters and attends school in Gloucester. His parents are both unwell; Barney often has to help care for them and worries about them a lot.



