Members of Burgess Hill Youth staff team were warmly welcomed by Tiffany Wade at the Porsche Centre, the visit enabled them to personally express sincere thanks to the team there, for the generous gift they provided for the auction conducted by Steve Willis Training team on behalf of the club at their apprentice graduation evening.Continue reading “Porsche auction boosts club funds”
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Success Story
In February 2013, Burgess Hill Youth organised a taster session for young people to visit Steve Willis Training on Sheddingdean Business Park. Twelve young people had the opportunity for hands-on experience of the type of work Steve Willis Training does. They were allowed to use the tools, talk to staff and generally get a feelContinue reading “Success Story”
Young Carer’s Perspective: Niamh
This is a special blog post written by a Burgess Hill Youth member who is a young carer. The Burgess Hill young carers have helped me with so much. I joined in 2010 when my mum had a stroke and I have been going ever since. The young carers events are great because we canContinue reading “Young Carer’s Perspective: Niamh”
The Budding Foundation
Burgess Hill Youth support the Budding Foundation with the launch of the new South Downs Heritage Centre held on Saturday, 30 July. We were pleased to support the event to thank Clive Gravett and the Budding Foundation for the support they are providing to the young carers of Burgess Hill. Definitely worth a visit toContinue reading “The Budding Foundation”
Many hands don’t spoil the broth
New volunteer Tim Worsfold met with Debbie Mann and Thomas Costick (aka WebBhyouth) at the BHYouth HQ to discuss the Club’s website and Facebook page. Tim has kindly stepped forward to help with the website and blog, thereby doubling the existing number devoted to that task 🙂 A good meeting was had, and Tim wentContinue reading “Many hands don’t spoil the broth”
Waitrose Local Community Support
Burgess Hill Youth recently received a donation from Waitrose, as part of their monthly Community Matters “green chips” scheme. Club Chairman, Tony Parris said, “Thank you so much to Waitrose and to the local community for supporting the scheme. As this was our first time of being chosen we did not know what to expectContinue reading “Waitrose Local Community Support”
Sponsor: Steve Willis Training
Steve Willis became involved with Burgess Hill Youth in 2011 when it was still known as Burgess Hill Boys’ Club. Burgess Hill District Lions were running an appeal for a local business to sponsor a Chicory Tip concert of 60’s/70’s music, all proceeds to benefit the Boys Club. The Club’s Treasurer and Chairman (Graham Cubitt and Tony Parris) wereContinue reading “Sponsor: Steve Willis Training”
New sign spotted at Club HQ
The sign includes a QR code… what secret does it contain?
From the Archives: Bulldogs Skater Hockey
Our Club Secretary, Paul, recently came across some flyers for Burgess Hill Bulldogs Skater Hockey, from the mid-1990s.. Were you a member of the Bulldogs? We’d love to hear from you. Leave a comment, below.
Local firm support for the Club
Local firm, HeatMat, has kindly offered to make a donation to Burgess Hill Youth to cover the cost of clothing bearing the Club’s logo. The Club’s Chairman and Secretary, Tony Parris and Paul Myles, visited HeatMat this week and discussed some of the community activities that Burgess Hill Youth organises and contributes to.
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