St. Paul’s Youth Forum is a collection of youth focused programmes based in Provanmill in the North East part of Glasgow. Our programmes provide young people between the ages of 0-25 with opportunities to learn, develop, and interact in a safe and fun environment.
The organisation was originally formed in 1997 by local youth workers and became an official Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation in 2011. The aim of our charity is to help young people by improving their conditions of life and alleviating the effects of poverty. Our goal is to deal with many of the issues that children and young people face by strengthening our programmes that focus on exercise, eating, education & empowerment. St. Paul’s Youth Forum provide programmes 7 days a week for our young people, their families and the wider community members. All programmes are led by our amazing staff and local volunteers. We have a relational ethos and work with over 750 people in our base in Provanmill.
We have 4 main spheres of work:
Our Diversionary work through youth clubs,
Giving young people a voice through our radio project Bolt FM,
Our environmental projects help reduce our carbon footprint:
Ensuring a dignified approach to food poverty by growing and eating together at Blackhill’s Growing,
Enabling all ages are able to travel through our bike library, helping people fix their own bikes and by recycling bikes through On_Bikes.
St. Paul’s Youth Forum – Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation SC042570