Here are a list of projects provided by Enfield Youth Service. If you do not find the information you need, please contact Two-e, we will help you find what you are looking for.
For information re. individual programmes offered in the 5 Youth Centres in the borough contact the youth centres directly - see info on the Youth Centres page.
If you have found the information you need, but would like to talk to someone about it in confidence, please contact us.
A FREE HELPLINE - 0800 51 11 11 is available for young people from 4pm to 10pm Monday to Friday. The service is confidential and won't show up on your tel. bill.
Asian Club of Enfield
A club for the Asian young people of Enfield. This club is run on Sundays in Ponders End Centre between 1pm and 4pm for 13-16 year olds. Also, there is a club for 14-21 year olds Monday nights from 7pm to 9.30pm. The activities for both clubs are football, badminton, basketball, pool and discussions.
For more information contact Fokrul Meah on 020 8804 5908
Black Youth Work
There are several black youth projects, for example a project for students who are experiencing difficulties at school, a Girl's Group for 13-16 year olds and a group who work towards an annual Black History event which takes place every October.
For more information contact Asha Urhobo on 020 8803 8292
Community Youth Work
There is a team of detached youth workers based at Ponders End Centre. They work with young people between 11 and 19 in parks, housing estates or wherever young people gather. The teams also offer access to activities such as music, video and sports projects.
For more information contact Ersin Ramiz on 020 8804 7426
Duke of Edinburgh
The Open Award Centre opens each Wednesday at the Craig Park Centre between 7.15pm and 9.45pm. The Award has three levels, bronze, silver and gold. Young people from 14 years of age are able to join. the award offers opportunities to volunteer in the community, take part in exhibitions, develop skills in sports and hobbies, embark on new interests, meet new people and make new friends.
For more information contact Peter Fleet on 020 8345 6660
Enfield Voluntary Youth Organisations (E.V.Y.O)
For more information about a wide range of uniformed, interest and other youth groups contact Sean Mc Carthy on 020 8882 8998.
Enfield Youth Assembly
Enfield Youth Assembly is established by young people and supported by Enfield Youth Service to improve the quality of life for all young people in the borough. It is an official process of true partnership between adults and young people communicating to reach common goals for all.
The most common way to get involved is to be elected via a secondary school, youth centre, college or voluntary group. To fond out more visit the Youth Assembly's website MAD which stands for Making A Difference.
For more information contact Peter Smith or Vincent Girdwood on 020 8886 1693
Special Needs/Disability Projects
The Thursday Club - 7pm to 9.45pm at Albany Centre is for young people aged 13-21 with educational special needs or learning difficulties.
Summer and Easter Holiday Clubs are held at Albany Centre.
Support is also provided for young people who wish to access mainstream youth clubs.
The 18-25 Group - 8pm to 10pm at Albany Centre on Friday Evenings is for young people aged between 18-25 with learning difficulties.
For information contact Vicky Horn on 020 8351 8320
World Music Project
An opportunity for young people to explore many forms of music from different continents and cultures.
A project for musical players, singers and rappers of all levels and styles that includes weekly jam and rehearsal sessions, end of term live performances and the chance to professionally record the music produced during the project.
For more information telephone 020 8379 3379
Young Parents Support Group
This group meets on Wednesdays at the Enfield Foyer. It is for young parents up to the age of 21 and it provides an opportunity for young parents to meet, support each other, learn new skills and make new friends.
For more information contact Eleanor Mc Conville on 020 8804 5620
Youth Action Volunteering Enfield or Y.A.V.E
The YAVE team provide individual young people aged 16 to 19 with volunteering opportunities in community projects. The young people volunteer for 15 hours and receive an accreditation and certificate, which can be used for their CV or UCAS form. YAVE co-ordinators visit every secondary school in the borough. They are also based at Two-e every Wednesday from 4pm to 7pm to arrange volunteering for any young person who studies or lives in Enfield.
For more information contact Brenda Abbott on 020 8443 3586
Youth Workshop and Motor Project
This project provides opportunities for young people aged 13 - 19 to develop and practice their mechanical skills on cars and cycles, welding and metalwork, bodywork repairs, auto electrics and woodwork. It also provides the chance for young people aged 13 - 17 to build and race a 1000cc mini in youth competition motor sport. The annual membership fee is £3 and there is a charge of 50p per session attended.
Opening Times - Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7.15 - 9.30pm and Sunday mornings from 10.30am - 1pm.
For more information and/or to arrange an appt. to visit contact Steve Ames by phone on 020 8804 5908 or by e-mail Steve.Ames@enfield.gov.uk
