Over 30 years of Youth Work in Cambridgeshire
When and where are our youth clubs and youth bus sessions?
Building based youth clubs with own equipment or our youth van equipment.
Bespoke converted double-decker buses full of positive activities and places to hang-out.
10 week courses in babysitting or in being a good visitor to the elderly.
Where to find help and advice for all kinds of issues from mental wellbeing to housing.
Welcome to The Connections Bus Project, providing open access youth work to the young people of Cambridgeshire for over 30 years using buildings and youth buses.
We want to see local access to youth work support for young people in rural communities, with opportunities for socialising, recreation, arts, informal learning and advice.
Our diverse team of youth workers and youth support support workers are committed to engaging with young people, listening to them and supporting them where needed.
- First Aid Course
Basic Emergency First Aid Course Be ready to help by… Read more: First Aid Course - Babysitting CoursesThe next available is our Autumn Term 2025 courses in… Read more: Babysitting Courses
- Video IntroBethany Warton has kindly put together a short introductory video… Read more: Video Intro
- New Bus LaunchWe will be holding an event to launch the first… Read more: New Bus Launch
- Meeting Administrator JobWe are seeking a highly organised and detail-oriented Meeting Administrator… Read more: Meeting Administrator Job
- Youth Worker shortageJan 2025 update – We are constantly requiring more youth… Read more: Youth Worker shortage
- Autumn NewsletterPlease click here to view our latest newsletter.
- New Trustees RequiredAre you passionate about seeing young people meet their potential?… Read more: New Trustees Required
- How to get the Youth Bus in your CommunityWant the youth bus to visit your community or event?… Read more: How to get the Youth Bus in your Community
“…I struggle socialising with people and the youth bus helped me a lot, especially when I am feeling sad…”
“My son has Asperger’s and his is the only thing I have ever managed to get him to go along to…”
“…the bus has given my son more confidence socially…”
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Funders
Communities
Most of our sessions are funded by the local village Parish Council in the communities where we are working.
Our new youth buses have been funded by a grant from the National Lottery Community Fund, alongside smaller grants from Joanies (administered by Herefordshire Community Foundation) and Foyles Foundation.
Benefact Group
The charity was pleased to be the recipient of a Movement for Good Award from the Benefact Group.