Crosby
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Join us at
every Friday
at THE GEORGE FUNCTION ROOM (VIA “THE VAULTS” ENTRANCE, MOOR LANE)
(Click here to find The George on Google Maps)
Ages 13-17 years of age from 3:45 – 6:45 pm
all welcome
no entrance fee
free wi-fi
drinks and snacks menu available
Chill out and socialise after school / college
with
SUE & MEL, YOUR WELL-KNOWN, LOCAL, FULLY-QUALIFIED, DBS YOUTH WORKERS
(FORMERLY FROM CROSBY YOUTH CENTRE, CORONATION ROAD)
SEE YOU THERE
Young People attending the Youth Cafe can purchase meals from “The George” Menus
Either from the Kids’ Menu or the Main Menu
The Main Menu lists Vegan and Vegetarian options
There is also a list of Allergen & Nutritional Data on “The George” Website
Please note, “The George” has made its £3.49 Kids’ Menu available to our 11-17-year-old members as a concession and portions are “small-plate” size.
Unlike commercial cafes, qualified youth workers are present to provide a safe, inclusive environment, where all young people can relax and feel valued. Youth Workers are trained to deal with bullying, homophobic, sexist and racist incidents, for which there is a zero-tolerance policy. Young people attending alone can expect to feel very welcome and will soon develop new friendships by participating in all the fun activities and informal educational projects on offer at The Mix.
All young people are required to complete membership, medical and consent forms, counter-signed by a parent, guardian or carer.
Forms can be collected from The Mix during the session or downloaded from here
“The Mix Crosby,” Youth Café, CIC Reg: 11705981 CONTACT US AT: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
"The Mix Youth Cafe" is a trading name of "The Mix Crosby CIC"
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The Red Box Project provides free menstrual products for young people who might otherwise go without.
Ask workers for the red box if you need anything. When the Youth Cafe is open, there is also a small box in the ladies toilet with a selection of products.
The Red Box Project collects donations of sanitary products and pants from members of the public. Locally there is a red bin in Sainsburys to collect sanitary products. Members of the Red Box community then put them into red boxes to give to schools and youth projects. Please visit www.redboxproject.org for further information.
