Youth Empowerment and Crime Prevention

01/06/2026

Please see below information 👇

🌱 Gardening & Cooking at Trinity Community Garden 🔥🍲

We’re excited to be partnering with our friends at Trinity Centre to run a new series of outreach community sessions this summer.

‘Gardening & Cooking’ is all about helping people feel more connected to nature, food and each other. Together we’ll spend time sowing, planting and watering — before harvesting fresh produce to chop up, cook over the fire and share as a communal meal.

Thanks to funding from the Temple Quarter Community Fund, we’re able to offer six free sessions across June & July for people who are currently accessing support services, or who face barriers to accessing green spaces, community connection, or activities that support mental and physical wellbeing.

*Priority will be given to residents living within the Temple Quarter redevelopment zone.*

📍 Where: Trinity Community Garden
🕙 Time: 10am – 1pm
📅 Dates: Every Tuesday from 2nd June – 7th July

If you, or someone you know or support, would like to come along, please email [email protected] with a name and contact details and we’ll be in touch. Please also let us know about any additional support needs, including transport support, as we can cover bus fares to help people attend the sessions.

Please share with anyone who might enjoy getting outdoors, growing food and connecting with others 🌿

13/02/2026

07/11/2025

Hate crimes in Bristol have risen this year, including those affecting young people and Muslim communities. Now is the time for us to stand together, speak up, and build a city based on peace and respect for all.

👉 Join us for an evening of conversation and awareness:
📅 Date: 13 November, 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Venue: Barton Hill Settlement

Come and share your voice! Together, we can take a stand against hate and discrimination. ✊🏽💬

15/05/2025

Get Started in Art
Location: St. Werburghs City Farm
Taster Day: 29 May 25
Main Programme: 2 - 6 Jun 25
Ages: 16-30
Learn new techniques, get access to a wide variety of materials as well as exploring and discovering more about creative events and opportunities in Bristol. Our art programme is aimed at beginners looking to try out new skills and meet like-minded creative people.

It’s FREE and travel expenses and lunch are provided

Please let us know as soon as possible if you are interested.

10/05/2025

Let us know if you want to apply this fully funded course.

24/04/2025

Let us know if you need help applying this.

03/04/2025

Hi everyone,

PATHWAY TO CONSTRUCTION (16-18 year olds)

Weston College are delivering a six week course, supporting 16-18 year olds in finding a career in construction.

This programme will be held in the centre of Bristol and starts on MONDAY 28th APRIL.

The course will equip you with the health and safety knowledge required to work in construction. Learners will take the Operative level CITB Health, Safety and Environment test (commonly known as the CSCS test) and get the opportunity to meet employers and experience working in construction. We will also help you to find an employer to give you some practical experience of working in the industry.

Please let us know if you are interested.

20/01/2025

Currently there is a course called 'How to be a Chef'.
It is designed for 16-25 year olds out of full-time employment/education and training.
The course will run 2 days a week ( Wednesdays and Thursdays) for 12 weeks. Starting on the 23rd of April 2025. Recruitment for this will be starting now.

Please let us know if you are interested.

17/01/2025

Ashraf Apu, 22 years old:

“I connected with YECP last week, and within just a few days, they have already made a big difference for me. They helped me update my CV, making it clearer, more professional, and better suited for job applications. Now, I feel much more confident applying for jobs.

In addition to improving my CV, YECP is also actively supporting me in finding a job in the IT sector, which is the field I want to build my career in. Their guidance and assistance have been incredibly helpful, and I truly appreciate their efforts. Many thanks to YECP for their support!”