Youth Engagement - Portreath Parish Council

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Youth Engagement Sessions – Every other Saturday from 7th February

We’re excited to announce our latest Youth Engagement Session, taking place every other Saturday from the 7th February from 5:30pm to 6:30pm at the Portreath Parish Community Hub.

This session is open to young people aged 10 to 16 and is a great opportunity to:

Drop in and meet up with friends

Take part in relaxed activities

Enjoy free chips and snacks

Our friendly youth workers will be on hand throughout the session to offer advice, support, and guidance.

Important Information:

Emergency contact details will be required for all participants

Allergy Note - we cannot guarantee that any food provided will be allergen-free

7th February
21st February
7th March
21st March
4th April
18th April

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Free Youth Engagement Workshops

Following the success of the first youth engagement session, two more exciting workshops are on the way!

Podcast/DJ and Cooking Workshop

Portreath Parish Council and 4 Youth Be Your Change are teaming up once again with Truro Nourish Hub to run a combined Podcast/DJ and Cooking Workshop.

Young people in the parish will:

Learn how to create their own podcast and explore DJ skills
Get hands-on cooking experience using vegan and allergy-friendly ingredients

Graffiti Workshop

Portreath Parish Council and 4 Youth Be Your Change are also working with Sumo Graffiti to offer 2 graffiti sessions.

Participants will:

Design and create their own piece of graffiti art
Work with Jonny from Sumo Graffiti for expert tips and inspiration
Have all materials provided - just bring enthusiasm and imagination

Both workshops are completely free but spaces will be limited and no booking is required - just turn up at the start time.

Emergency contact details will be required for all participants and photos will be taken at the workshops.

Please see the posters for more details.

Free Youth Engagement Workshops

Free Youth Podcast Workshop

Portreath Parish Council have teamed up with 4 Youth be your Change and Truro Nourish Hub to host 2 free Youth Workshops on Monday 11th August 2025

Young People in the parish will have the opportunity to get hands-on in the kitchen with a vegan and allergy-friendly cooking session or learn how to create and record their own podcast.

Spaces are limited at 10 per workshop. There's no need to book as spaces will be on a first come, first served basis. All you need to do is come along to the Millennium Hall, Portreath, at 10.15am for a chance to take part.

Emergency contact details will be required for all participants and photos will be taken at the workshops.

Don't worry if you can't make it to these workshops, or if you're unsuccessful in getting one of the 10 available spaces - we will be running more events in the coming weeks. Keep an eye on the website or our Facebook page for more details.

Free Youth Cooking Workshop

Youth Engagement Sessions

Portreath Parish Council is aware of the increasing issues of anti-social behaviour in the parish and is committed to supporting a safe and respectful community for all. In response to these concerns, we have taken a proactive first step by establishing a Youth Engagement Working Group and committing funds to a series of community outreach sessions in partnership with 4Youth Be Your Change. Following each session they will produce a report and these can all be found on the right-hand side of this page.

These sessions will provide trained youth workers the opportunity to engage directly with young people in the area, address and correct poor behaviour, and gather valuable feedback on what activities and support they would like to see in the parish.

We are pleased to confirm that Devon and Cornwall Police will be increasing their patrols in the village, helping to provide additional reassurance and a visible presence to hopefully deter anti-social behaviour.

We recognise that this is just the beginning. To make a lasting impact, we are reaching out to neighbouring town and parish councils, as well as Cornwall Councillors, to ask for their support. We are also actively exploring funding opportunities to ensure these sessions can continue and grow in the coming months.