Westside Youth Project manages and delivers youth work across youth clubs in:
South Ham (the Russell Howard Pavilion, to the rear of Westside Community Centre, off Paddock Road)
Primary school ages 8-11 years
Thursdays 4-6pm
Secondary school ages 11-16 years (school years 7-11)
Thursdays 6.30-8pm
Brighton Hill (the Dome, next door to ASDA) for school years 6-11 this is run in partnership with
Brighton Hill Community Association.
Mondays 6.30-8pm
Wednesdays 6.30-8pm
The Youth Clubs are open to young people aged between 11 – 16 years inclusive and provide a wide range of activities including (but not exclusively):
The Youth Clubs aim to provide young people with somewhere warm and safe where they can meet and hang out with their friends. At least one Youth Worker in each Club is Get It On trained and can provide contraception/contraceptive advice. Youth Workers can also signpost young people to specialist organisations for support with specific issues if required.
Bad Behaviour and bullying are not tolerated in any of Westside Youth Project’s Youth Clubs. All young people who regularly attend a Westside Youth Project Youth Club will be expected to complete and return a Parental Consent Form and Behaviour Contract. If a young person does not adhere to the Behaviour Contract, they may be asked to leave the Youth Club and/or be banned for at least one session, and in the most extreme cases Youth Workers may call the police for support.
We look forward to welcoming you to a Westside Youth Project Youth Club in the near future.
For further information please email WestsideYP@gmail.com or phone 01256 464571
South Ham (the Russell Howard Pavilion, to the rear of Westside Community Centre, off Paddock Road)
Primary school ages 8-11 years
Thursdays 4-6pm
Secondary school ages 11-16 years (school years 7-11)
Thursdays 6.30-8pm
Brighton Hill (the Dome, next door to ASDA) for school years 6-11 this is run in partnership with
Brighton Hill Community Association.
Mondays 6.30-8pm
Wednesdays 6.30-8pm
The Youth Clubs are open to young people aged between 11 – 16 years inclusive and provide a wide range of activities including (but not exclusively):
- Pool
- Darts
- Cooking
- Arts & Crafts
- Quizzes
- Football
- Rounders
The Youth Clubs aim to provide young people with somewhere warm and safe where they can meet and hang out with their friends. At least one Youth Worker in each Club is Get It On trained and can provide contraception/contraceptive advice. Youth Workers can also signpost young people to specialist organisations for support with specific issues if required.
Bad Behaviour and bullying are not tolerated in any of Westside Youth Project’s Youth Clubs. All young people who regularly attend a Westside Youth Project Youth Club will be expected to complete and return a Parental Consent Form and Behaviour Contract. If a young person does not adhere to the Behaviour Contract, they may be asked to leave the Youth Club and/or be banned for at least one session, and in the most extreme cases Youth Workers may call the police for support.
We look forward to welcoming you to a Westside Youth Project Youth Club in the near future.
For further information please email WestsideYP@gmail.com or phone 01256 464571
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