Happy New Year! ‘New year, new you’ is something we hear a lot at this time of year.  This year for us The Door it’s particularly apt as we enter our 30th anniversary year and kick off a new 5-year

This month’s Director’s Chair comes from Operations Director, Graham: “Most of us have now been working from home for over 6 months. Endeavouring to keep our staff, volunteers and service users both safe and mentally well amidst constantly-changing circumstances and

For many years, The Door’s strapline has been Unlocking Potential and Opening Opportunity.  During lockdown while this is predominantly with our service users in mind, it has also been very much the focus of our staff team’s attention. Especially as

This month’s Directors Chair comes from Barrie Voyce, Business Development and illuminate Director Volunteers Week is celebrated nationally, during the first week of June every year and has traditionally been a time for us at The Door to celebrate the

This month’s Director’s Chair is from Business Development Director – Barrie Voyce For the team at The Door the start to 2020 has been mixed. From financial successes to staff illness and teams of new volunteers to a spike in

This month’s Director’s Chair is from Victoria, Director of Service Delivery at The Door It is widely recognised that there are five key ways to mental well-being: 1. To Connect,  2. Be Active,  3. Keep learning,  4. Give to others, and

This month’s Director’s Chair comes from Business Development Director, Barrie Voyce In our youth centres September’s theme has been Level Up recognising that at this time of year there’s lot of changes in young people’s lives. Sometimes it is about

Directors Chair with Operations Director – Graham Gill, Growing your own You’ve probably seen The Door’s strapline “Unlocking potential, opening opportunity”.  So it’s not surprising that one of the things that give us the greatest satisfaction is seeing young people