What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
We are thrilled to announce that last Thursday (30 January 2025) marked a record-breaking day at The Hunslet Club with an incredible 109 children visiting our free Junior Youth Club! This milestone highlights the growing importance of our youth services and the positive impact we’re making in the lives of
As the winter months approach and temperatures drop, The Hunslet Club continues to provide a vital service to the local community by offering a safe, warm, and welcoming space for all young people five nights a week, offering free hot food. The Club has long been a trusted hub for
The Hunslet Club is excited to launch its new 2024/25 activity timetable featuring a wide range of fun and engaging sessions for young people aged 18months – 18 years. From sports like football, netball, and boxing to dance, drama, and arts, there’s something for everyone down at The Club. Please
Are you a young person in year 8 or above? Are you looking to unleash your full potential? Look no further than our Youth Club free workshop programme at the Hunslet Club. We are running various workshops from world food cookery and knitting sessions to fitness programmes and beauty design
On Saturday 24 February 2024, 17 young people who attend the Gambian Welfare Society Leeds Youth Club in Holbeck, visited Royal Armouries and the knife Angel Sculpture that was on display outside, under the supervision of Youth Development Worker Rohie N’Dow. The Knife Angel Sculpture which has been touring the
A new youth club has opened in Holbeck thanks to the Gambia Welfare Society. Funded by Leeds City Council’s Inner South Community Committee, the club runs sessions every Friday and Saturday from 6-8pm at Oak House, Balm Walk, LS11 9PG. The club is open for all young people in the
The Hunslet Club youth club spreads holiday cheer with Christmas dinner event for senior citizens In the spirit of giving back to the community and enhancing intergenerational connections, The Hunslet Club senior youth club section organised a heartwarming Christmas dinner event for 60 senior citizens as part of their final
The Open Access Youth Club at The Hunslet Club has been running for a year now. To celebrate they held an open evening last week (17 May 2022) and went I along to find out how the project is progressing. The building on Hillidge Road was already buzzing when I
The Hunslet Senior Youth Club came up on its one year anniversary in mid April. This began as a small youth group where around 10 young people would meet on average per night in April 2021. After two months, numbers increased massively, as word got around about all of the
The Hunslet Club is taking a turn back to its roots with a new youth provision at its Hillidge Road base. 80 years on from when the club was founded during the second world war when many fathers were away in the forces, we’re in another crisis and the club