THANKS & FUNd RAISING The Door Youth Project supports over 1,000 young people and their parents every year. It costs over £400,000 to deliver its services, but every penny is worth it and massively helps to change lives. For many years
Tony’s Story
Tony is a young man with a learning disability. He has been attending The Drop-In for several years and is regularly around The Door. Whilst he is always willing to get involved in things, his behaviour is often quite immature and
Job Vacancy – Focused Intervention Youthworker
The successful candite will be JNC professionally qualified, with a proven track record in community based youth work and experience of needsbased relational youthwork. The salary for the role is JNC 11 – £20,591 per annum. We are looking for
Big thanks to Stroud District Youth Council
The Stroud District Council and the Stroud District Youth Council are helping young people to gain employment through funding the accreditation of volunteers at The Door Youth Project, it has been proven that combining voluntary participation with accreditation improves the chances of
K’s Story
K wrote this on our Facebook page: “The door is a place where friends meet it’s where everlasting friendship takes place, it’s like a big family, everyone is different in their own way, and everyone is accepted no matter what
Race 4 All
SPRING IS IN THE AIR… PUT A SPRING IN YOUR STEP… We have just seen the first official day of Spring and very soon the clocks will be springing forward into British Summer time. The World seams to rise from the winter slumber
Undiscovered Youth Final 2014
Saturday 15th March 2014 saw The Door Youth Project’s annual Undiscovered Youth Talent Show Final, where young people from across the country gathered to showcase their musical talents before a packed Marling School Hall. [metaslider id=”203″] Brendan Conboy, Chief Executive
C’s Story
We have been working with C, a 21 year old young woman, who has been living on her own since leaving home at 15, through the work of her mentor she has learnt that to ask for help is not
Colin’s Story
Colin’s family approached us because he was struggling to get anywhere in life – he had not achieved well at school and had developed a drug habit. He was struggling with family life and found that he simply couldn’t get
Mrs B’s Story
We have been supporting Ms B since July 2013 and in that time have been able to offer her a listening ear but also practical help such as helping her son to find alternative accommodation and help her with parenting