Newsround Issue 11
The Hub Café, which is based at our Waterloo Hub, celebrates its fifth year this month!
The Hub Café is staffed by volunteers and is open on weekdays to the public. Over the last five years we have been able to give many young people the opportunity to gain valuable work experience and play an active role in their community. We have also partnered with other organisations, providing volunteering opportunities to ex-offenders and people with learning difficulties.
Sabrina was one of our first Hub Café volunteers. You can read her story here.
Features in this issue...
Coach Carter is an inspirational film about a basketball...
Every summer, the Oasis Schools Team runs a week...
Hub N:gage is a new project run by the Oasis church...
Sabrina became homeless when she was 17 and moved...
Oasis Kyrgyzstan started operating in January 2009,...
A huge thank you to Victoria Sherratt, who cycled...
Indu Jaiswar lives in Dyaneshwar Nagar, a Mumbai...
Oasis has been offering undergraduate training for...
Oasis Mozambique has just held a training course...
The Faithworks Conference 2010 is taking place in...
The Bambejja Skills Training Project continues to...
Nicola Coulthard, 22, is registered blind and...
Young people move into the Foyer, one of the Oasis...
At Oasis, a huge part of our work is helping young...
Last year, the Youth and Community Team in Enfield...
For the first time, one of our students from the...
The health and nutrition clinic in Mozambique was...
Youthwork the conference 2009: 20-22 November...