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When I met Rebecca she put me at ease and let me work through things at my own pace.

I’ve learnt about how to channel my frustration which is caused by my anxiety. For the first time I can see light at the end of the tunnel and the future doesn’t terrify me like it did before I started speaking to Rebecca.
Dispelling myths about careers | The Chief Financial Officer

Even wondered how someone becomes a CFO (Chief Financial Officer)? Mark Coates, CFO from Creative Youth Network, shares his journey.
Asden really listened, it felt like he was there as a friend as well as a youth worker.

Asden arranged with hospital education for me to have a full curriculum while I was in there and spoke to my school about me going back. I finally accepted well-being and mental health support, I'm still nervous about opening up to people but I've seen how it can help me with Asden.
Announcement | Sandy Hore-Ruthven is stepping down as CEO of Creative Youth Network

Creative Youth Network today announces that our CEO, Sandy Hore-Ruthven, will be leaving his role at the end of the year. Over the course of his 15 year tenure Sandy has been a transformational leader, with his vision being key to Creative Youth Network's growth from a local organisation in East Bristol to the leading youth charity in the region.

What we do

Creative Youth Network helps young people, no matter what their background or circumstances, to reach their own potential.
Contact us

Get in touch with us to find out more about our youth centres, arts programmes, or services. Creative Youth Network: 0117 9477948
Who we are

Creative Youth Network is a registered charity based in Bristol, in the South West of England. We are youth workers, professional artists, freelancers, volunteers and campaigners. We help all young people to reach their potential and live fulfilling lives, by building secure, positive relationships with them based on the unique needs of each person.
One to One Support in Bristol

Get personal advice and one to one support. Our youth workers are here to help you.
The Station

The Station is Bristol's Central Youth Hub. Come and learn new skills, hang out with friends in the evenings, and get support - all in a relaxed, creative environment.
Support for artists

We provide support for emerging young artists, musicians, performers and creatives aged 16-25 years old, empowering the next generation of great artists from all backgrounds.
Refer a young person

Find out how to refer a young person on to our creative courses, one to one advice service and job coaching programme.
One to one careers advice | West of England Works

We'll give you one-to-one career support and job coaching advice to help you get into the education, employment or training you want.
Venue hire: Hanham

Hanham Youth Centre is the perfect place to hire for activities with young people, especially birthday parties.
Performance Space

Right in the city centre and hosting up to 600 people, our generously sized performance space is ready to be transformed for your event.