More than a number?

For young people looking for a new, exciting and fulfilling experience the answer is here.

(Courtesy of Menevia News January 2004)

Caritas - social action is the voice of the Catholic Church on social justice and care in England and Wales. Caritas is a new organisation that seeks to promote Catholic social action within the Church and society as a whole.  It is an agency of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales.

Caritas - social action is a federation of organisations and individuals who are involved in the relief of poverty, the promotion of social justice and community development for the benefit of people of all faiths and none.

www.caritas-social-action.org.uk

Catholic Youth Services aims to support and promote youth work within the Catholic Church, providing information, advice and development to youth workers, other organisations and all who ask and provide a voice for young people within the Catholic Church.  It is an agency of the Bishop's Conference of England and Wales and maintains and develops key stategic links both internally and externally to the church.

www.catholicyouthservices.org.uk

Time For God - TFG is one of the longest running and largest Christian gap-year organisations in the U.K. They ...

Enable young people to grow through full-time voluntary service, both emotionally and spiritually.

Work with around 150 volunteers serving at any one time, both in the U.K. and around the world - centred around training and support - with residential conferences, briefing and training days for host-project staff, spiritual development programmes etc.

Work with young offenders, through the Jacob Project.

Provide training resources and programmes to other voluntary organisations through TFG training. 

www.timeforgod.org

For more information visit the www.10-27.com website

Menevia Youth

(Courtesy of Diocese of Menevia website)

'Menevia Youth' is the name given to the Youth Service of the Diocese of Menevia. Bishop Mark Jabale set up the Youth Service in July 2001, with the appointment of Fr Teyrnon Williams as the Director of Youth Development. In this sense, Menevia Youth is still in its infancy.

The specific aim of Menevia Youth is the provision of a 'holistic educational service to young people which is informal and voluntary in which their every concern is explored and examined within the context of the Gospel of Christ and the teaching of the Church.'