Several organisations across Luton have partnered together, with Youthscape, to form a response group as a central place for children, young people and families to get in touch and access town-wide support.
We can't meet face-to-face right now, but we're running this Digital Mentoring program so that young people in Luton can access personal, emotional support online.
Sadly we can't meet at our Bute Mills Drop-in right now, but we're launching Digital Drop-in so that young people in Luton have a safe space to have fun and connect with others online.
Compass is an ambitious, intensive and impactful project aimed at helping 13-14-year-old young people disconnected from school, at risk of becoming NEET (not in Education, Employment or Training) post-16.
Our Emotional Wellbeing work in schools has two streams: our Mentoring and Group Work schemes. We help young people struggling with things like anger, anxiety and self-esteem.
We have created different projects that specifically help Looked After Children to navigate the complexities of life in care, and to help them build the skills and emotional resilience for life beyond the care system.
We provide school assemblies on a range of topics, from Christian faith to mental health, from relationships to grief. We want to help young people stay curious.
Our Spiritual Development programme is about provoking curiosity in young people, creating safe spaces for questions, dialogue and engagement with spirituality and religion in schools.
#OpenHouse is a pioneering initiative aimed at tackling the fast-growing sense of social isolation amongst young people.
The Football Project exists to help young people engage with a sport they love in a way that develops their character and helps them build relationships.
Created is a six-week course that exists to help young people explore their mental health and wellbeing through art and creativity.
Unfiltered is an 8-week photography project designed to help vulnerable young people aged 14-16 explore the theme of belonging.
Monday: Year 7-8 | Wednesday: Year 9-11 | Thursday: Year 12-13 | Our after school drop-in includes PS4s, a pool table, iMacs, games, and a free hot dinner.
Meet our brilliant local youth workers who love serving young people.
Luton Unite is a monthly worship and social night that seeks to help young people in Luton praise together, pray together and connect with each other.
The Collaborative Youth Work scheme is a dynamic project combining Youthscape’s Research, Local and Innovation teams in pursuit of useful new models of youth work.
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