We utilise The Arts including theatre, film, literature, poetry, painting, music, sketching etc. to raise awareness of issues YP are facing, as well as to increase self-confidence and promote wellbeing and positive friendships amongst our YP.
We hold various creative workshops each week at our safe space which are completely unique. All of our work is real life, from theatre performances to art projects – we develop all of our projects around issues that young people are facing and will often perform and exhibit to the wider community to raise awareness.
We utilise The Arts including theatre, film, literature, poetry, painting, music, sketching etc. to raise awareness of issues YP are facing, as well as to increase self-confidence and promote wellbeing and positive friendships amongst our YP.
We hold various creative workshops each week at our safe space which are completely unique. All of our work is real life, from theatre performances to art projects – we develop all of our projects around issues that young people are facing and will often perform and exhibit to the wider community to raise awareness.
All of our YP are welcomed into our safe space – we often provide ‘a listening ear’ to many of the YP and their families who we meet on a regular basis. We hold drop-in sessions where young people can or will come and ask for advice or guidance on various things including employability and further education. Often, we will signpost to other partner organisations when required.
We often hold open forums and discussions with many young people, encouraging them to speak up; not only to give them a voice, but a chance to be heard too. We will then work with the young people as a collective to raise awareness around the issues they are facing. We will often develop projects around said issues and exhibit them to the wider community.
Young people pass through our doors every week to take part in one of our creative workshops or sessions within our creative centre – All sessions are free of charge.
Whether you enjoy drama, creative writing, or painting, or if it’s something you’d like to explore, why not get in touch* and come along to one of our sessions?
Through these sessions, young people develop their artistic vision and such creative skills as drawing, sketching, painting, making clay models, photography and many other forms of creativity. The main message the team of Yellow House wants to deliver through these sessions is that absolutely anyone can be an artist.
We encourage every young person in Yellow House to find their passion, and fully support any of their ideas by offering mentoring and teaching entrepreneurial skills. This is a great way for young people to gain valuable experience and a sense of responsibility.
Through these sessions, young people develop their artistic vision and such creative skills as drawing, sketching, painting, making clay models, photography and many other forms of creativity. The main message the team of Yellow House wants to deliver through these sessions is that absolutely anyone can be an artist.
We encourage every young person in Yellow House to find their passion, and fully support any of their ideas by offering mentoring and teaching entrepreneurial skills. This is a great way for young people to gain valuable experience and a sense of responsibility.
Founded by George Mc Kane in the 1980’s, Yellow House has been working directly with young people across Merseyside every day for almost 40 years, becoming a registered charity in 1993.
Inspired by Vincent Van Gogh, George set up the charity named after Van Goghs Yellow House in Arles.
Van Gogh lived and worked at the Yellow House and his door was always open – he did this so people saw the artist to be a vital part of the community and anyone was welcome, something we pride ourselves on here at Yellow House.
On Friday 15th September, we are celebrating Yellow House being a registered charity for 30 years by holding an event at Nova Scotia in Mann Island, Liverpool. The Yellow House team have been working hard to get in touch with local businesses for raffle prizes and generously we have received many including tickets to the […]
In our Thursday creative sessions over the last few weeks we have been working on a Pop Art project. We started by exploring different Pop Art, in which we all found our favourite styles. We researched each artist and their work with the help of Chelsea and we continued to work over 6 weeks sketching, […]
We recently went on a walking trip to Loggerheads in North Wales as part of our Mindfulness project. The aim of this trip was to relieve any stresses or anxiety, get away from the busy city and enjoy being out in nature. Throughout the trip we would split off into pairs switching every so often […]
Part of what we have always tried to do at Yellow House is give young people experiences they may not have had otherwise. We have taken hundreds of young people across Europe on European Exchanges where they have had chance to experience different cultures, however this has been made a lot more difficult since Brexit. […]