Mentoring

The Vibe Cafe offers a new and vibrant way of connecting with Youth in a multi faith community…. Plus I enjoy the music!!

After a busy week of school, I come down and have fun, relax… Any problems you have, you can talk to the youth workers… Best thing is meeting new people, hearing their stories

I think it’ll really help kids who’ve got nothing better to do, because kids with nothing better to do result in going in gangs. They just get into groups and do madness because there’s nothing else better to do.

The Onside session was a great and thoroughly engaged the young people in the cage football regardless of age or gender. It allowed the young people to work together in many different teams with each other and the leaders. The team are extremely friendly  and very quickly developed a good rapport with the young people who were there on the day.

The cage football is fantastic; it’s a great engagement tool to get children and young people working together. The coaches are brilliant too -they’re enthusiastic, professional and always motivate and enthuse the young people/children.

A big thank you to the team for bringing the cage down. Everyone who attended our session had a great time, and it was wonderful to have something different for them to engage with. The cage creates opportunities for young people to work on both their teamwork and individual skills whilst also creating a platform to engage with other young people and workers. We would highly recommend the cage as part of any type youth event.

I’ve noticed a real difference in the behaviour of my Son after taking part in football sessions with the group. We need more positive people like you in Southall

This year 240 students in year 7 from Featherstone High School visited St. John’s during the Summer Curriculum Week,  (hosted by The Vibe) Students were given the warmest of welcomes and were able to reflect upon the spiritual similarities that exist in Southall through engaging speakers and live music! The trip is a valuable opportunity for students to be enriched socially, spiritually and culturally by visiting places of worship.