Introduction to our service in Wales/Cyflwyniad i’n gwasanaeth yng Nghymru
Introduction to our service in Wales Welcome to Hope’s local service for Wales. My name is Marsha and I am … Read more
Updates
Hope’s BBC Radio 4 Appeal
We are thrilled to announce that we have been selected to record a BBC Radio 4 Appeal, to raise vital … Read more
Hope in 2025
We say it every year, but what a year it’s been! We’ve continued supporting children and young people across the … Read more
2024, In Review
Well that’s it – another year over and done with! As always it’s been a busy one, as we continue … Read more
A Visit From EWHA Womans University, South Korea
In September last year, an email pinged into our inbox from a small group of students at EWHA Womans University … Read more
Another year passes…
Where do we even start with 2023? We always think we’ve had a busy year, but this one really has … Read more
Working with BBC EastEnders
It’s been kept under wraps until now, but we’re pleased to share that over the last few months we’ve been … Read more
Let’s talk about mental health… but not just today
You’ve probably have heard of World Mental Health Day recently, but let’s talk about why it’s important.
HRH The Earl of Wessex visits Hope
In July 2020, His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex paid a virtual visit to Hope.
The Importance of Youth Work
This is a guest blog from Ian, who wanted to share his thoughts and experiences about what makes Youth Work so special. As our whole service is based on a Youth Work model, it really resonates with us and hopefully it will with you too.
