Youth Work
The Hangleton & Knoll Project exists to work in partnerships with young residents to access and develop opportunities and resources and to facilitate positive change as identified by the residents of our communities.
We have a team of dedicated youth workers who support young people using a variety of different methodologies including:
- Open access youth clubs for young people (11–25).
- Street-based community youth work (detached/outreach).
- Promoting personal and social development.
- Enabling young people to have a voice, influence and place in their community.
- Helping build resilience and confidence.
- Developing life skills to learn, work, enjoy and achieve.
- Empowering young people to plan and establish their own groups and projects; with the longer-term aim of these groups becoming self-supporting.
By engaging with young people on their own territory we are able to make contact and build relationships with individuals who do not always access more mainstream youth provision.
What we do
We are winding down our term time programme now and invite members to get in touch if they want to join us for fun sessions and trips this summer. Our summer holiday activities leaflet contains details of the activities on offer until the end of August 2024.
Please note that our advertised programme is occasionally subject to change or cancellation (sometimes at short notice) due to unforeseeable events. Please follow us on Instagram for updates and notifications about our planned activities and live locations to meet the Youth Team.
Membership
We offer free Annual Membership for young people aged 11–19, and up to 25 for those with Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND). This membership provides:
- Free access to all of our youth sessions, clubs and holiday programmes
- Subsidised / free trips
- Access to supported volunteering opportunities
You can find out more about what you can expect once you become a member here. Please click here to download and complete a Youth Annual Membership Application and Consent Form. Completed forms can be emailed to youth@hkproject.org.uk or brought to one of our sessions.
Please note that, while we do our very best to meet every young person's individual needs, we are unable to offer 1:1 support during our group activity sessions. Please contact us if you would like to find out more about whether our sessions are the right fit for your child or young person. Our welcome letter for parents, carers and guardians can also tell you more about what we do.
For more information about our sessions or to discuss membership, please contact our Youth Team via phone, email, Facebook or Instagram