RHJYC offers an extensive range of support services which are available to the community for free, including four after school youth club sessions for ages 5-16, one-to-one mentoring support for children and young people, wellbeing in nature activities for children and adults, hot meals and food bags for residents, creative and engaging community events and fun and informative cooking classes for children and families.
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0"Rose Hill Junior Youth Club is a community flagship that has been ground-breaking and delivers enormous benefits for the Rose Hill community."
- (Deputy Leader of Oxford City Council, Ed Turner)
Rose Hill Junior Youth club (RHJYC) has been part of the Rose Hill community for 13 years. Over the years, a skilled and dedicated staff and volunteer team have created strong and trusted relationships with local children, young people, their families and local organisations and have responded to the needs of the community.
RHJYC is much more than just a youth club - it is a thriving, much needed service focused on supporting the most disadvantaged in our community. We offer a vital lifeline to children, young people, parents and vulnerable individuals, helping to build resilience and well-being in nurturing and supportive safe spaces.
We work with communities in two of the most deprived wards in Oxfordshire, including small areas in the worst 10% in England and Wales for child poverty.
Child poverty on Rose Hill blights childhoods. Growing up in poverty means being cold, going hungry, having a poor diet, not being able to join in activities with friends.
We are actively expanding the range of support that we offer to include holistic well-being activities and a wider range of food support to meet the growing needs of our community.
Visit our latest fundraiser, 'Meals That Matter', to see how you can help to support our work.