WHAT WE DO
2R’s CRC Youth is the leading charity supporting young people and youth clubs. 2R’crc Youth is a voice for the needs of more than 100 young people in Wolverhampton and a champion for their youth clubs and the vital work they carry out in our communities.

Every year 2R’s CRC Youth helps with advice, training and practical day to day help. This year 50 young adults became effective youth workers through taking part in our training programmes. We recruited and supported around 25 young people to become volunteers. We organised sports, arts and cultural events across the Wolverhampton. Our centre provided subsidised activity programmes for over 100 children.

WY WE DO IT
Young people are our future and we want them to have the best possible start so they become confident and responsible citizens. We want youth work to be carried out in a professional way and to the highest standards. Our aim is to broaden young people's skills and interests, to encourage their enthusiasm and to inspire them to reach their true potential.

OUR Youth Club with around 100 members. Some of them are interested in learning music, vocals, Some of them are more interested in various sports activities and computers etc Very few have their interest in Theatre, acting and making video films. They gather once a week in groups at a centre and practice their part of interest.

Youth Arts

Focus is on Youth Arts Policy involving current and future Arts Projects, linking to more sustainable and positive involvement with youth workers, groups and young people at all levels, from support to local groups with their own Youth Arts activity to involvement with a large scale2R’s CRC projects such as the Drama Showcase Project or the future International Youth Exchange.

Youth Arts Policy and practice

The Youth Arts Policy is coloration of statements highlighted ways arts can be used as a recreational tool to achieve quality youth work goals and motivate young people giving them an opportunity to gain Arts .social , vocational and personal skills that has an overwhelming, proven and quantities long term impact on young people’s lives.

What is Youth Arts?

What does youth arts look like?

Youth arts refer to a wide variety of activities, from sampling technology to video diaries from poetry slams to Punjabi Folk-Dance Bhangra For Boys ands Gidha for Girls and to learn Westren dance & Music that…..

Take place in a wide variety of spaces, from the theatre studio to the art gallery, from the village hall to the city streets, with……
wide diversity of young people, aged from 12 to 25, from budding musicians to young offenders, who…..
May participate in or appreciate or actually create art, often all three during the same project

What do youth arts contribute to arts development?

Youth arts have an eclectic and innovative approach to cultural forms, resulting in cross-cultural and cross-arts fusions
It’s fostering of collaborative partnerships between arts professionals, youth workers and young people often result in dialogue and experimentation, the sharing of expertise and the creation of new work
Artist and young people are natural collaborators on a number of levels, from the professional/apprentice relationship to a shared interest in cultural experimentation, in exploring personal identity and grappling with social issues. Both can be creatively subversive.