Children & Youth
Trinity Youth and Children's Project is here to help young people growing up in North Ormesby and their families flourish. North Ormesby can be a tough neighbourhood to grow up. According to official statistics 64% of children live in poverty. We seek to offer a safe and nurturing environment where they may grow in confidence and learn life skills.
Staff Team
- Chris Bloomfield - Youth worker
- Lee-Anne Rose - Children and Families worker
- Evie Strong - Sessional Worker
- - Sessional worker
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IF YOU ARE CONCERNED that someone you know is at risk of, or is being abused, or presents a risk to others, please seek advice from a Safeguarding Advisor or if necessary report the matter to the Local Authority Social Care Services or the Police without delay.
Local contacts available to speak to if you have any concerns.
Name: Rev. Bridget Woodall.
Role: Vicar.
Tel: 01642 245386
Email: bridget.woodall@trinitycentre.org
Name: Julie Major.
Role: Safeguarding Officer (church).
Tel: 07910 829185
Email: julie.major@trinitycentre.org
Name: Julie O'Hara.
Role: Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser.
Tel: 01904 699524
Email: safeguarding@yorkdiocese.org
Local Authority Social Services:
01642 726004.
IF THERE IS IMMEDIATE RISK OR DANGER PLEASE CONTACT THE POLICE ON 999.
Termtime Activities
Straight from school - 4.30pm
Messy Mondays
3.30pm-4.30pm
Lets Cook
A chance to learn to cook different things each week, a mix of sweet and savoury. Younger siblings welcome
5.00pm - 6.30pm
Youth Club
Straight from school - 4.30pm
Kool Kidz Club
A club full of crafts, games, Bible stories and drama, learning about ourselves, our community and our world, with lots of fun.
5.00pm-6.30pm
Youth Club
Baking/Cooking In these sessions we bake/cook a new recipe every week, giving young people a chance to learn new skills and try new things!
What people say about us...
“Since coming here I have been able to be myself. I’ve learned how to act and I feel like a superstar when we act on stage in front of people”
Leah 13
“I am a better person all round, I am a lot more respectful to family, friends and older people”
Nevin
10
“We moved from somewhere else and it helped me to fit in. I have made friends and I have confidence in myself”
Noretta
9
“It (TYCP) has always seemed to me to provide an outlet for children/young people to broaden their horizons which they would not otherwise get through school because of the crowded curriculum or their home life. I believe it has done an excellent job and that it should be welcomed in an area like this.”
The local regeneration partnership.
“The whole emphasis of TYCP is to put into the children's lives something they cannot find anywhere else on the streets of North Ormesby.”
Local
primary school teacher.
“Your service is first class. My children have been given some great opportunities and have grown in confidence”
“What you do is fantastic. It has helped both of my children to mix with others safely. Neither of them are shy any more.”
Local parents
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