Blog – The Door Youth Project

Directors Chair – Operations Director Graham

One of the great fringe benefits of working at The Door is that I get to sit on top of the best charity shop in Stroud. It’s bright, handily located at the top of the High Street right by Church

Directors Chair June

This month’s Directors chair is brought to you by Victoria, Director of Service Delivery: “June has been a month of celebration, experimentation and gratitude. Firstly we have been celebrating the fantastic news that Dursley Town and Cam Parish Councils have

The Power Of Story – Directors Chair

THE POWER OF STORY May has been “share a story” month in our youth centres, and we’ve helped young people reflect on where they’ve come from and where they might be heading. This is particularly pertinent as many are facing GCSE

March Director’s Chair

March has been an exciting month, as usual! Our theme of Mental Health Awareness was really well timed – we’ve been able to have lots of conversations with young people, and parents, about their own mental health and how to

Voyce of The Door, Feb 2018

February’s youthwork theme of ‘Feel the Love’, loosely linked to St Valentine’s Day on the 14th, has given the young people a chance to discuss and explore all types of relationships. Developing the skills to have healthy relationships is a

Leon’s Story

“I’m Leon, and I’m 14. Things at home can be quite tough. My dad has been really ill for a few years now, and mum finds it hard coping with me, my little sister and looking after him. We try

New Image for The Door

At our Annual Awards and Celebration Evening on Monday 30th October, Rebecca Denyer, MD of RedLemon Creative, revealed our exciting new Brand Identity. The Door’s “Hot Coral Essex” logo and slouching figure has been around for nearly 1o years, so

Something to Shout About

As we settle back down into the new academic year, we have lots of really exciting things happening across the work of The Door. Over the coming weeks we will be launching new youth work sessions in Wotton-Under-Edge, Cainscross and

Summer Fruit

The end of the school year is a particularly significant time for young people because it marks the end of an era – even for those who are just moving from one year group to the next will recognise that

The State We’re In

We face an uncertain future. Events over the past few weeks have demonstrated how unstable foundations can be, and that what many rely on can turn out to be insecure. As a youthwork charity, the implications of the Brexit vote,

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