Youth Services
Youth Clubs
Looking for a Safe and Fun Place for Your Young People?
Houghton Regis offers engaging youth group sessions every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, for ages 12 -18 years, providing a safe, supportive, and fun environment where young people can learn, play, and make friends.
Weekly Sessions:
- Mondays – Village Green Pavilion: Our Pop-Up Café session gives young people the chance to learn simple cooking recipes, develop practical kitchen skills, and enjoy creating tasty treats in a friendly setting.
- Tuesdays – Houghton Hall Park: An open-access session packed with games, sports, and activities that cater to all interests – perfect for young people to socialise, be active, and have fun.
- Thursdays – Tithe Farm Pavilion: Access the brand-new 3G football pitch for energetic play or unwind in our PlayStation area. It’s all about friendly competition, teamwork, and having a great time.
Extra Activities:
Throughout the year, we also organise trips, workshops, and special events – from sports tournaments to creative projects – giving young people opportunities to try new experiences, build confidence, and make lasting memories.
Why Parents Choose Our Youth Groups:
- A safe, supervised environment for young people
- Opportunities to learn new skills and build confidence
- Fun, structured activities that encourage teamwork and creativity
- A chance for young people to make friends and feel part of the community
Give your young people the chance to grow, play, and connect with others – Houghton Regis youth sessions are the perfect place for them to spend their evenings safely and positively.
Youth Council
WHAT IS THE YOUTH COUNCIL?
The Youth Council is a group of young people aged 12-18 who attend meetings on a regular basis and volunteer at council events.
We aim to help make events more appealing to everyone in the community, especially young people.
WHAT WE DO?
Every two weeks, we attend meetings on Wednesday after school, from 4-6 pm.
At these meetings, we discuss upcoming events, past events, and our budget, and we consult on events that will affect young people in the community. We regularly volunteer at council community events, such as glitter tattoos, selling merchandise, planting flowers, helping children with activities, hosting a bungee run, and many other things.
As well as helping out at existing town-wide events, we also create, plan, prepare and deliver new exciting community experiences such as our well-attended graffiti art project.
Written by HRTC Youth Council Members
