Parents and Volunteers play a hugely important role in CYP. If you want to find out more information about what CYP does, who we are, how you can get involved or simply to find a form you've been asked to complete then click on the Parents & Volunteers Button.
Are you already a Youth Leader with CYP? If you are, and you need access to information click on the Leader Button. Please note you must already be registered with CYP to access this part of the site. If you aren't yet registered please follow the Contact Us link.
Are you a Young Person who wants to find out more about what we offer? Click on the Young People Button and you'll find information about the youth clubs we run ... plus a host of other information you may find of interest.
Are you interested in working with our local children and young people?
Download the information leaflet
Download the volunteer application form
At the forefront of our thinking in all our activities and events is 'IS IT FUN?' Young people are amazing, full of energy, excited about life and open to learning new things and trying new experiences. We aim to make everything we do fun and exciting whilst trying to organise activities, clubs and events that are educational, of good quality, accessible to all and in places where we feel we can demonstrate the love of God to young people and see them grow into loving, caring and responsible adults.
We recognise that we need to work in partnership with other agencies as they offer vital links and services in our local community. We are grateful for those who support us and invite us to partner with them as a team approach is central in helping young people and working to build a safer, happier and cohesive community. To see a list of the agencies we work with click here
Offering young people the opportunity of being away from home, exploring new surroundings, coping with new challenges, learning new things and growing in their own self-awareness is key to their emotional, physical, mental and spiritual development.
The youth team choose to visit and work with young people directly where they find them. This might include: the local skate park; the woods; parks and playing fields; shopping areas or anywhere else where young people might gather and hang out.
We feel that young people should be able to access fun, challenging and exciting activities that will help them learn new skills, grow in confidence and develop their social leadership skills.
