Interfaith Youth Hub
A welcoming space for young people to meet, take part and build friendships.
Community
Provision for young people and practical skills sessions for adults, delivered free of charge at the Community Hub and in venues across the borough.

The Council runs free youth club provision for children and young people in the borough. Sessions are free because economic circumstances should never determine whether a young person has a safe place to go, friends to see and new things to try.
Activities are planned around what young people themselves ask for, and volunteers from member organisations support each session.
The Interfaith Youth Forum was established in late spring 2021 with six founding members, all under 18. It brings young people together from all faiths, cultures and backgrounds to build friendships and to learn about one another's traditions.
During school holidays the Council has delivered activity programmes providing children with games and equipment, lunches and cooking ingredients, so that families are supported through periods when school meals are not available.


New initiative
A weekly gathering for men of all backgrounds at the Council's hub in Wellington.
The Men's Group meets every Wednesday from 11:00 until 1:00 at the Council's hub in Wellington. It is an informal gathering: come along for a chat and a drink, and enjoy time with other men from all walks of life.
The group is run by the Council's administrator, Iqbal, at 19 New Street, Wellington, TF1 1LU. All are welcome, and there is no need to book — simply arrive on the day.
For more information, email hello@interfaithtelford.org.

Regular activities
The Council organises welcoming activities that bring people from different faiths, cultures and backgrounds together.
A welcoming space for young people to meet, take part and build friendships.
Community football bringing people together through shared activity.
Community cricket focused on participation and social connection.
Gentle group activity supporting movement, wellbeing and connection.
Conversation, activities and food, with opportunities to learn about one another’s cultures and faiths.
An informal weekly gathering for conversation, refreshments and good company.
All welcome
Chat and learn about one another’s cultures and faiths through activities and food.
For the venue and further information, email hello@interfaithtelford.org or call 01952 482417.
Days, times and venues for activities other than the groups detailed on this page are confirmed by the Council. Please make contact before attending.
Activities for children and young people are supervised by the Council's staff and volunteers. For details of current safeguarding arrangements, or to raise a concern, please contact the Council directly.
Community skills & support
Two free strands of practical support for adults, delivered with funding through the Council's trusted partners.

Free cooking sessions give participants the chance to learn new recipes, cook alongside others and take home the food they have prepared. Sessions have been delivered with funding support through one of the Council's trusted partners.

Free budgeting courses have run for two hours a week over three to four weeks, covering income and expenditure, starting and keeping to a budget, distinguishing wants from needs, managing debt and building savings.
No registration is operated through this website, and dates for future cooking or budgeting sessions are not confirmed here. [CONFIRM CURRENT PROGRAMME SCHEDULE]