Youth

Mentoring Young Men and Fathers - Case Study

Would you like to support young men and fathers in your area? This case study shares learning from a mentoring charity called SixtyEightFive, a CUF partner project. It has great ideas about how to come alongside men and boys facing difficult situations. This is the first of a series of case study resources for Christians wanting ideas about how to tackle different aspects of poverty in their areas.

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Ready-to-Go Projects - Youth - Streetspace

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S treetspace

Summary
An initiative by Frontier Youth Trust that works out in the community to support churches develop quality relationships with young people and to grow relevant expression of church. Read more »

Ready-to-Go Projects - Youth - Lighthouse Group - Early Intervention Management

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The Light House Group - Early Intervention Management

Summary
Helping churches to work with young people who are at a crisis point in their education, are at risk of exclusion or have been excluded from school. Read more »

Ready-to-Go Projects - Youth - Lighthouse Group - Education Centres

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The Light House Group - Education Centres

Summary
Helping churches to work with young people who are at acrisis point in their education, are at risk of exclusion or have been excluded from school. Read more »

Ready-to-Go Projects - Youth - Worth Unlimited

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Worth Unlimited

Summary
National Christian charity working with marginalised young people 8-25 seeking to build hope, unlock potential, realise worth. Working with Christians in local communities to set up projects. Read more »

March 2010: Broadfield Children's Project, Crawley

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With Jeremy Brown, Project Manager.

Broadfield Children's Project began as a series of primary school assemblies, lead by Jeremy Brown.

Jeremy, a former primary school teacher and children's worker in Crawley, had been asked by Christ the Lord Church in Broadfield to look at ways that the church could reach out to children and families in the area; through the school assemblies, Jeremy established that there was a real need for children's work in the area, especially after school.

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February 2010: The Source Cafe, Aldershot

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With Natalie Cooper, The Source Cafe coordinator.

The Source started in 2000 as the vision of Jo Emmett, who worked with homeless and disaffected young people in Aldershot.

Working with local churches and statutory and voluntary organizations, The Source became established as a youth café, offering a safe space free from drugs and alcohol, for young people to meet and feel part of. The Source moved into its new, fully-equipped, premises in 2007 with support from the local borough council, and worked with more tha 650 young people over the last year.

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