Youth Club
Youth Club
Youth Club
Youth Club
Our youth club is based in the heart of the Bangladeshi community living in and around the Church Street ward, which is recognised as one of the UK’s most disadvantaged and economically-deprived areas.
Our main aims for the youth club:
Help and support young people.
Enable them to become equal, active, and informed members of society through participating in education and training, - working life, social and cultural activities, and social decision making.
To encourage young people to learn and to become aware of all the options open to them.
We aim to achieve this by offering them a variety of recreational, cultural, and educational services that will promote social participation and community cohesion. We hope to encourage and support them in becoming confident and assertive members of society with the relevant social and life skills needed.
In addition to this, we are offering young people a safe, friendly, and supervised environment where they feel comfortable and at ease. To achieve our aims further, we are currently working in partnership with other local youth organisations and various relevant agencies and groups who share the same vision as ours.
Contact:
General queries: Tarik Elleklifi (Senior Youth Worker) - mbsyouthclub@googlemail.com
Girls youth club: Shopa Ali (Girls Youth Worker) - shopa@mbs-uk.org
Our youth club is based in the heart of the Bangladeshi community living in and around the Church Street ward, which is recognised as one of the UK’s most disadvantaged and economically-deprived areas.
Our main aims for the youth club:
Help and support young people.
Enable them to become equal, active, and informed members of society through participating in education and training, - working life, social and cultural activities, and social decision making.
To encourage young people to learn and to become aware of all the options open to them.
We aim to achieve this by offering them a variety of recreational, cultural, and educational services that will promote social participation and community cohesion. We hope to encourage and support them in becoming confident and assertive members of society with the relevant social and life skills needed.
In addition to this, we are offering young people a safe, friendly, and supervised environment where they feel comfortable and at ease. To achieve our aims further, we are currently working in partnership with other local youth organisations and various relevant agencies and groups who share the same vision as ours.
Contact:
General queries: Tarik Elleklifi (Senior Youth Worker) - mbsyouthclub@googlemail.com
Girls youth club: Shopa Ali (Girls Youth Worker) - shopa@mbs-uk.org
Our youth club is based in the heart of the Bangladeshi community living in and around the Church Street ward, which is recognised as one of the UK’s most disadvantaged and economically-deprived areas.
Our main aims for the youth club:
Help and support young people.
Enable them to become equal, active, and informed members of society through participating in education and training, - working life, social and cultural activities, and social decision making.
To encourage young people to learn and to become aware of all the options open to them.
We aim to achieve this by offering them a variety of recreational, cultural, and educational services that will promote social participation and community cohesion. We hope to encourage and support them in becoming confident and assertive members of society with the relevant social and life skills needed.
In addition to this, we are offering young people a safe, friendly, and supervised environment where they feel comfortable and at ease. To achieve our aims further, we are currently working in partnership with other local youth organisations and various relevant agencies and groups who share the same vision as ours.
Contact:
General queries: Tarik Elleklifi (Senior Youth Worker) - mbsyouthclub@googlemail.com
Girls youth club: Shopa Ali (Girls Youth Worker) - shopa@mbs-uk.org
Our youth club is based in the heart of the Bangladeshi community living in and around the Church Street ward, which is recognised as one of the UK’s most disadvantaged and economically-deprived areas.
Our main aims for the youth club:
Help and support young people.
Enable them to become equal, active, and informed members of society through participating in education and training, - working life, social and cultural activities, and social decision making.
To encourage young people to learn and to become aware of all the options open to them.