Welcome to the new Clubhouse website!

The Clubhouse aims to interrupt and / or prevent problems that may lead to a downwards spiral that includes anti-social behaviour, school exclusion, debt, promiscuous and underage sex, drug abuse and crime, which in turn may lead to homelessness and isolation from the community as a whole. Our long term aim is to prevent minor issues, for example, those faced by young people unable to make academic progress at school, escalating through enabling them to discover and develop other talents and skills that will help them in their transition into adult life and enter the world of work. We work, where appropriate, with families, schools and members of the community to address these issues, believing that no-one from the community should be isolated from those who care for them.

We further aim to:

  • Prevent people falling into risk situations and, should they wish for this, be accessible and responsive to their different needs;
  • Equip people with the tools that enable them to make choices leading to positive change;
  • Help people obtain the skills they need to live and work with others and to lead fulfilled and content lives;
  • Reach out to any Jew who is in need of help but afraid or unable to ask their family, school, community or friends for support.