Youth Clubs and Groups

What to expect

Youth clubs provide somewhere to go, something to do and a safe and supervised place to hang out. Some youth clubs and groups are run by trained youth workers, some are run by volunteers. All will be Disclosure and Barring Service checked. The first time you go to a youth club or group, there will be a short registration form for your parent or guardian to complete to give you permission to attend.

Barrington Youth Club:

A weekly youth club on Thursday evenings in Barrington Village Hall. Contact Hayley on 07563 500714 or email [email protected] for more info or request to join the Facebook page.

Cambourne Youth Partnership:

Youth club and/or activities for young people aged 11-18 at Cambourne Soul Youth Centre, run by Romsey Mill and Cambourne Youth Partnership. Find out what’s on by visiting the Facebook page or by contacting [email protected]

Comberton EDGE Youth Club:

A weekly youth club on Thursdays 4-6pm (term time only) for young people aged 11-18. Held in the Baptist Church – find out more here.

Cottenham Youth Bus:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Eversden Youth Bus:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Fulbourn Action 4 Youth:

Youth club held two evenings each week (term time only) for Year 6 and up. For more information, visit the Facebook page or contact Sarah on 07984 856597 or via email [email protected]

Gamlingay Youth Cafe & Youth Club:

Held at Gamlingay EcoHub on Thursdays after school (term time only). Year 4-8: 5.30-7pm; Year 9-up: 7-8.30pm. For more info call Lucy on 07929 453235, visit the Facebook page or email [email protected]

Girton Youth Club:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Great Chishill Youth Club:

Run in Great Chishill Village Hall on Tuesday evenings, 6.30-8pm (term time only) twice a month for ages 10+. A place to hang out with friends or buy sweets and treats from the tuck shop. Contact Emily Brown for details on 07900 243491 or visit the Facebook page to find out more. New starters and volunteers welcome!

Haslingfield Youth Bus:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Histon Junior Youth Zone:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Linton Youth Club (Beacon Youth Trust):

Term time open access youth club and activities – find out more on this link.

Melbourn Youth Bus:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Milton Youth Zone:

Open access youth club for 11-19 year olds run by the Connections Bus Project. Visit the website for more information.

Northstowe Youth Hive:

Weekly youth clubs run by Romsey Mill during term time – more information via this link.

Oakington Youth Bus:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Orchard Park Youth Club:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Orwell Youth Club:

Run by Orwell Youth Project for 11-16 year olds, the youth club is every week (term time only) on Tuesdays between 6.30-8pm in the Pavilion on the recreation group. For more information email [email protected]

Over Youth Cafe:

Meeting weekly for 11-18 year olds with a range of activities and things to do. Find out more by visiting the Facebook page or by emailing [email protected]

Sawston Youth Club & Activities:

Weekly youth clubs and activities in Sawston organised by SSYI in partnership with Romsey Mill. Find out more here or give Zac a call on 07599 024210 or email [email protected]

Shelford Youth Club & Activities: 

Weekly youth clubs and activities in Shelford organised by SSYI in partnership with Romsey Mill. Find out more here or give Zac a call on 07599 024210 or email [email protected]

Swavesey Youth Hub:

On Friday evenings (7-9pm) in term time at the Bethel Baptist Church – Year 6 plus. Games, activities, tuck shop and a place just to hang out.

Thriplow Energise Youth Group:

For 11-14 year olds – meeting monthly at  Thriplow Village Hall  with occasional trips and activities. For more information, contact Hilary Arthur on 01763 208303 or email [email protected] or Jeremy Pymer on 01763 208117 or email [email protected]

Waterbeach & Landbeach Action For Youth (WAY):

WAY youth club is for young people aged 11-16. For more information about days and times visit the website.

Willingham Junior Youth Zone:

A weekly youth club run by Connections Bus Project – more information via this link.

Some youth clubs and groups ask for a small contribution towards running costs on a pay-as-you-go basis – find out by contacting the organiser.