Adolescence Youth Service - Nottingham City

About Adolescence Youth Service

Nottingham City Council’s Adolescence Youth Service provides safe, welcoming and inclusive opportunities for young people aged 10–17 who live in Nottingham City, with support available for young people up to age 25 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

We offer opportunities to make friends, have fun, learn new skills, build confidence and access support in a positive environment.

Our locations

We operate across Nottingham City, with two main youth club locations:

• Bulwell Riverside Play and Youth Centre, Bulwell
• The Young Futures Hub, Sneinton

We also deliver sessions and activities at community venues across the city, including Broxtowe, the Meadows and Hyson Green.

Activities and venues vary depending on the programme. Please contact us to find out what is available in your area and how to get involved.

Activities and opportunities

Our activities include:

• Sports, games and team activities
• Dance, drama, arts and crafts
• Music and media workshops
• Cooking and creative projects
• Issue-based activities that help young people explore topics affecting their lives
• Opportunities delivered in partnership with other organisations

Our activities help young people develop new skills, build positive relationships and take part in their local communities.

Targeted support

We offer targeted and small-group sessions for young people aged 10–17, with support available up to age 25 for young people with SEND.

These programmes provide additional opportunities and support tailored to young people's needs. Access may be through referral or invitation, depending on the programme.

Costs and bookings

Sessions delivered directly by Nottingham City Council’s Adolescence Youth Service are free. Some activities delivered in partnership with other organisations may involve a charge.

Contact us

To find out more about our activities, registration, referrals or available support, please contact us at playandyouth@nottinghamcity.gov.uk or call 0115 8833 540, Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm.