Henley Youth Centre - Providing Facilities and Opportunities for Young People
Henley Youth Centre supports the Henley Skatepark initiative.
Under threat of closure
The centre is currently under threat of closure after mounting losses, directly caused by Oxfordshire County Council's funding cuts. Steve Curran, the centre's long-standing youth worker, will be leaving the centre by the end of the year. More information can be found in this Henley Standard article.
Visiting the centre
Come to the centre to play pool, table tennis or table football or simply walk in for a chat. There are computers with Internet access and there is a Wi-Fi network. We have regular club nights, live bands and special events.
Trustees
The centre is managed by a group of trustees, who are all local Henley residents. If you would like to support us, either by fundraising or volunteering, please get in touch.
Donate
You can donate money to the Henley Youth Centre by using JustTextGiving. Simply text SHYC33 plus the amount you want to donate, to 70070. So your text might look like this: 'SHYC33 £5'.
Who runs the centre
The centre, which is no longer receiving funds from the Oxfordshire County Council, is run by Steve Curran, an experienced Oxfordshire County Council youth worker, who has been involved with the centre for many years. He is assisted by a number of volunteers.
Opening hours
The Henley Youth Club is open on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 7pm to 9pm.
Welcome
Welcome to the official web site of the Henley Youth Centre!
Lloyds Bank Community Award
Lloyds Bank have shortlisted Henley Youth Centre for a South Oxfordshire Community Award, please vote for us before Friday November 1st!
Background
The Henley Youth Centre, a registered charity, provides opportunities for young people, aged 13 to 19, to participate in a wide range of activities and offers facilities for young people in and around Henley.
Fundraising
Visit the fundraising section for more information about our fundraising activities.