Our funders

The support of our donors, local authorities and funders helps thousands of disadvantaged young people each year. As the demand for our services grows and the fundraising climate gets tougher, we are reliant on those of you that understand the need to support young people. We are grateful to each of you who shares our vision that all young people should have support to reach their own unique potential.

You make our work possible.

Funders 2019

1625 Independent People		Arts Council England
BBC Children in Need		Bristol City Council
Big Lottery Fund		Commissioner's Community Action Fund
Comic Relief		Dame Violet Wills Will Trust
DCR Allen		Derek Hill Foundation
The Dulverton Trust		Exeter University
Garfield Weston Foundation		J and M Britton
John James Bristol Foundation		Joyce Fletcher Charlitable Trust
Jill Willmott Foundation		Leonard Laity Stoate Charitable Trust
Lynn Foundation		National Lottery Community Fund
National Lottery Heritage Fund		Nisbet Family Trust
Percy Bilton Charity		Paul Hamlyn Foundation
South Gloucestershire Council		Quartet Community Foundation
Spielman Charitable Trust		Tudor Trust
Southern Brooks Community Partnerships		St James's Place Foundation
University of West England Students' Union		Van Neste Foundation

Latest

Good Grief: Film Making Workshop

Have you experienced bereavement and do you want to share your experience to help others? This workshop gives you the opportunity to work with film-makers to produce a short film about grief to be screened at Good Grief Bristol, a new festival to help people talk, think and learn about grief.

18th - 20th February
10am - 4pm
14-19 year olds
The Station, Silver Street, BS1 2AG
Exhibition Design Course

16-25 and want to learn more about Exhibition Design? Want to get practical experience and push your creativity further?.

28th Jan - 26th February, 11am - 4pm
The Station, BS1 2AG
Art & Printmaking

11-14 and want to create your own prints to take home? Learn about design, colour and stencilling.

Wednesdays, 15th Jan-25th March, 5-7pm
The Station, BS1 2AG
Abigail Robertson - Space

In this exhibition Abigail explores her relationship to the space and environment she's surrounded by, with a focus on the materials and methods used to translate these ideas. .

July 2020
The Station, Silver Street, BS1 2AG

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.
Venue hire: Kingswood Estate

Our Kingswood Estate site in East Bristol is perfect for hosting meetings, workshops, events and exercise classes. Discounts are available for charities.
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.
One to One Support

Get personal advice and one to one support. Our youth workers are here to help you.
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.
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.
Venue hire: Hanham

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

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.