Vibe connected:
VO3 Baltic Creative Campus,
49 Jamaica Street, Liverpool,
L1 0AH
0151 673 0500
hello@vibeuk.org
Outreach
(Halton, Sefton, St Helens)
Vibe youth workers engage with young people from across six Liverpool City Regions, offering age-appropriate engaging interventions, in their communities across public spaces.
Youth workers prioritise prevalent themes including mental health, criminality, substance misuse, sexual health and anti-social behaviour. Youth Worker's signpost young people to stimulating diversionary activities that are safe, fun and provide opportunities to develop essential life skills.
Funded By Halton Council - Every Thursday Friday Saturday 7:30-9:30pm
Adolescent services Funded by St Helens Council - Every Monday and Wednesday 5-7pm
Detached (Halton)
Vibe youth workers engage with young people in both locations. Providing a structured youth club 'without walls' offering age-appropriate engaging interventions, directed by the young people.
Youth workers plan activities in consultation with young people. You shape the offer so come along and get involved! All activities are safe, fun and provide opportunities to develop essential life skills.
Funded by MHF The Glen SKate Park - Every Thursday 4:30-6:30pm
Funded by Big Local Windmill Hill - Every Friday 4:30-6:30pm
Open Access (St Helens)
At Vibe we utilise the power of relationships with Youth and Community Workers to provide young people with safe places to go, fun activities and a range of support to help them stay safe, enjoy their lives and grow to achieve their potential.
We enhance our provisions by bringing in sports coaches, Dance teachers and much more
Adolescent Service funded by St Helens Council - Every Saturday Parr sports 7-9pm
Firesetters (Halton)
Vibe youth workers engage with young people during our half terms and on a monthly basis during direct engagement alongside Fire and Police services in Cheshire
To help get the word around lighting Deliberate fries and youth causing ASB
13 session a year we offer a wide variety of diversionary activities
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