Beverley Minster expect the appointment of three young youth workers to be a valuable addition to the local community.
Starting in September, the three gap year youth ministry assistants – Adam Norton, Adele McEwan and Tom Barrett- will work at the Minster, with the Youth Cafe project and go out into local schools and the community to help the town’s young people.
Funding for the roles came from the Archbishops’ Mission Fund and from Beverley Town Council, and it is hoped Beverley Minster will lead the way in providing youth provision in the town.
Some of the events the Minster Youth group help organise at Beverley Minster
Some of the events the Minster Youth group help organise at Beverley Minster
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