Should we stay or should we go? When a big decision looms and you put aside a whole period of time to consider the available options prayerfully and in detail, you don’t normally expect to go round the whole loop
Director’s Chair
Director’s Chair
Should we stay or should we go? When a big decision looms and you put aside a whole period of time to consider the available options prayerfully and in detail, you don’t normally expect to go round the whole loop
Director’s Chair
Where would we all be without our mother? Other than the obvious of course! Having a mum, or any adult role model in our early lives is crucial to a good beginning. And as we grow and learn, having someone
Director’s Chair
This month’s Director’s Chair comes from CEO Victoria Robson: As we embark on another year of service for young people and families across the district, I have been reflecting on the last two years with immense pride and awe at
In conversation with the SMT
IN CONVERSATION: SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM Taken from our 2021 Annual Report, join The Door’s Senior Management Team for a look back over the year and forwards into 2022 Victoria Robson (CEO), Graham Gill (COO), Barrie Voyce (illuminate Coordinator/Service Delivery Advisor)
CEO Update Oct 21
“It takes a village to raise a child” – African proverb How true this is. As The Door’s CEO people often ask me to talk about who we are and what we do. And it’s at these times, as I
Directors Chair
This month’s Director’s Chair is from David, Income Generation and Marketing Manager What interesting times we have been living in. I for one am rejoicing that we seem to be slowly emerging from the chaotic restrictions. Moving forwards into what
SMT Update
This month’s update is from Graham , our COO HAPPY NEW FINANCIAL YEAR! Our financial year at The Door finishes at the end of June, so for me July is spent frantically running around chasing stock takes, invoices and statements,
SMT Update
This month’s SMT update comes from Service Delivery Advisor Barrie. I started my ‘Door life’ at the beginning of July 2009 so you could call July my Door anniversary. It seemed strange at the time to be starting a youthwork
Walking with young people
This month’s update comes from CEO, Victoria: Lockdown, restrictions and Covid will no doubt feature in the most prevalent words of the past 12 months. As we emerge from the shadow of the pandemic, adjusting to the easing of regulations,