The Chichester Shed Turns Two This February!
Celebrate with us as The Chichester Shed turns two years old this February! Over the last couple of years, the Shed has grown into a friendly, welcoming place where young people…
Youth Activities at The Shed!
At Chichester Community Development Trust, we’re passionate about creating opportunities for young people to connect, learn, and grow. This term, we have an exciting line-up of free designed to help young people stay…
A Summer of Fun at The Graylingwell Chapel
This summer, The Chapel was buzzing with laughter, creativity, and plenty of family fun. Over the course of the school holidays, we welcomed an amazing 219 children to our free…
Board? Come and join our games club!
On Wednesday the 22nd of November the Youth Ambassadors launched their new initiative Board in the City, together with Emma, our Youth Projects Manager. The free games club is available…
An update from Emma – our Youth Projects Manager
Discover Your Future Programme Discover your Future programme has been supporting young people in the Chichester District, aged 15-25 years, not in employment, education or training, lacking in confidence or…
Hero Holiday Club saves the day
The holiday club, aimed at local children, was a great success with all 20 places taken.
Rubbish Festival litter-ally goes down a storm
The Rubbish Festival, this last weekend, was an outstanding success but it got me thinking about who benefitted the most. Was it...
What is going on at CCDT?
People are getting to know Chichester Community Development Trust and yet there are still lots of misconceptions. I thought it would be good to introduce some of the members of our small team to give you a flavour of life at CCDT as well as giving you a brief introduction to CCDT’s work…
This Girl Can KTroo: an exciting free initiative for girls
It was one of those moments where you think ‘what am I doing?’ Here I was bouncing around the office (imagine a dusty, work site portakabin) on KTroo rebound boots…
How many teens you know want to tackle flippant use of damaging verbal language?
It is great to see how the young people who come to our clubs develop and create fantastic ideas about how to improve their community. I wanted to share the plans we have and some of the inspiring issues that these youths care about.