Welcome

Welcome to Wolvercote Young People’s Club

Regular Youth Sessions Temporarily Closed

With regret, regular youth sessions are temporaily closed due to staff shortage. Aiming for normal service asap.

If you’re a young person who would like to join WYPC, or a parent who would like their child to join club, then hit the button below to register.

About WYPC

We’re engaging and supporting Young People through dynamic & creative Youth Work.

You can read more about our strategy, meet our staff and find out more about us using the link below.

Seniors

Our Seniors clubs are for those young people in school years 7+.

We provide somewhere for you to chill with your mates, where sports, food, and more is available. 

Juniors

Our Juniors sessions are for young people in school years 4-6.

It offers a safe space where young people can enjoy sports, craft, cooking, and more with their friends after school.

Our Regular Youth Work Programme – temporarily on hold

A Positive Impact

We offer three open access sessions in the WYPC building each week, as well as detached and outreach work, plus targeted interventions. We’re building partnerships to diversify services across the generations and support a sustainable future.

We’re proud to be an Oxford Living Wage employer. Find out more about the Oxford Living Wage here.

WYPC is a place where I can talk about stuff and people are receptive. It’s a break from study. I like being social and doing fun activities. I love the food and really like the trips.

Senior Youth Club Member

I have fun here. It’s a great place to socialise. I rely on the club to meet people and I really enjoy it. It’s a nice club to visit and there’s lots of things to do. Such a great group.

Senior Youth Club Member

WYPC continues to provide the young people attending their groups with a diverse program of activities with staff and volunteers who are skilled, passionate, and dedicated to their work. Since resuming their work, the team have got the club moving in a really positive direction and I’m excited to see how the club grows.

James Edney

Former Youth Sector Development Coordinator, Oxfordshire Youth