Services for young people in Thirsk, Stokesley & Northallerton

Youth Café

The Clock’s Youth Café is currently open on Wednesday evenings between 5pm and 7pm for young people who are year 7 and upwards. We have activities, games and refreshments.

Youth Clubs

• Co-ordination of youth clubs in Thirsk, Northallerton and Stokesley.
• Funded by Broadacres.
• Little Hands in Thirsk: Tuesday (term time only) 5pm -6.30pm, years 5-6
• Fun Factory in Northallerton: Wednesday(term time only) 5.30pm - 7.00pm, years 2-7
• Fire Place in Stokesley: Thursday (term time only) 5.30pm – 7pm, Year 2 and above

Please contact Jackie for details

One to One Support

We can provide tailor made support packages on a wide range of issues.

Four Quarters

A project specifically designed to provide support, work experience and training to females.

The Clock is one of only 18 organisations across Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, North Yorkshire and East Yorkshire to receive funding from Two Ridings Community Foundation from the new Tampon Tax Community Fund . The project will help females aged 13 and over to develop strategies for addressing problems. Each person will have a tailor-made package of support that will also include work experience on one of The Clock ‘s projects such as the furniture shop in Thirsk Market Place.

Careers Information, Advice and Guidance

Support to young people to plan their progression from mainstream school to further education, employment or training.

T.L.C.

• Food, clothes, furniture, toiletries, washing facilities, transport.
• Funded by donations from the community

Improving Lives

As part of The Clock’s Improving Lives programme, we are offering a wide range of accredited and non-accredited training courses for those aged 16 and over.

Courses include:

Maths, English, Employability, First Aid and Health and Safety.

Please contact Andy Butcher for more information