Community & Social Justice 2025
Berkshire Youth

Berkshire Youth Annual Review 2025 (1 April 2024 – 31 March 2025)

Berkshire Youth operates across 12 Berkshire towns providing diverse youth work services. In 2024–25 it recorded 55,000+ annual attendances, supported 1,000+ young people, delivered 2,267 mentoring sessions (81% improvement in positive behaviour), supported 61 young carers, and engaged 2,173 contacts through detached work. The charity operates multiple youth clubs, provides 1:1 mentoring, young carers support and community-based youth work across Berkshire.

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Open access youth clubs and centres, 1:1 mentoring, young carers support, detached street-based youth work, Duke of Edinburgh Award, volunteer and leadership development Custom geography from upload: Berkshire, UK (12 towns)

📊Key Metrics

55,000+ total attendances across all activities Key Metric 1
Over 1,000 young people and children supported Key Metric 2
314 young people supported through 1:1 mentoring (2,267 sessions) Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Young people engaged across Berkshire
  • Mentoring support delivered
  • Young carers supported

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