PURPOSE OF RHOS YOUNG PEOPLES’ CENTRE

“We aim to provide a safe, supportive, informative, accessible and challenging environment for all young people between the ages of 11-21 years. A place where young people can participate fully in social and personal issues that affect their lives through a process that is freely chosen, challenging and fun. “We believe that relationships are the fulcrum of the work and are, wherever possible based on mutual respect, trust, honesty and equality”.

Rhos Young Peoples’ Centre is a facility for all young people to use. It needs to be a safe and healthy place for all young people, workers and visitors. To ensure this happens, we do have certain ground rules for all those who use or visit  the centre. Copies of these ground rules are available in the centre or you can get a copy from any of the youth workers or members of the committee.

• DISCRIMINATORY BEHAVIOUR WILL NOT BE TOLERATED

• NO SEXUAL HARRASMENT
• NO DISCRIMINATION AGAINST PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
• NO DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LESBIAN S OR GAYS

• NO SMOKING ANYWHERE INSIDE THE BUILDING

• THE USE OF UNPRESCRIBED DRUGS AT THE CENTRE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED
• DEALING OR SHARING OF DRUGS, PRESCRIBED OR OTHERWISE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED

• MALICIOUS DAMAGE OR THEFT OF PROPERTY/EQUIPMENT BELONGING TO THE CENTRE, YOUNG PEOPLE OR STAFF IS NOT ACCEPTABLE

• ANY FORM OF ABUSE (PHYSICAL, VERBAL OR SEXUAL) OR THREATS OF ABUSE TO YOUNG PEOPLE, WORKERS OR VISITORS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE.

DISCRIMINATION: Unfair treatment of a person, racial group or minority. An action based on prejudice

HARRASMENT: Continued tormenting, troubling or confusing of an individual or group by persistent attack.

Opening Times

The Rhos Young Peoples Centre is open every

Monday, Wednesday and Thursday

From

6.30pm – 9.00 pm

Your Youth Workers @ Rhos Young Peoples Centre are:

                     Dave Thomas

     Lowri Kendrick

   Amy Edwards 

Zoe Williams

                            Zoe Kenworthy

                            Jayne Butler

                            Kelly Richardson

Detached Youth Workers:

Clive Rowland

Stuart Norgrove

Mel Kearsley