Bringing the community together
Louth Youth & Community Centre is a welcoming place for people of all ages to meet, take part, volunteer and connect with their community.
Our Youth Groups
Our Friday Youth Club was relaunched by our Senior Youth Worker, Tracy, in June 2026 and has quickly become a lively part of the Centre.
Open every Friday during term time from 6–8pm, the club gives young people aged 11–16 a safe and welcoming place to meet friends, have fun and try something new. From sports, crafts and cooking to pool, games and our chill-out zone, there’s always plenty going on – with free snacks and refreshments too!
Since relaunching, 24 young people have already signed up, supported by our youth workers and a growing team of fantastic volunteers.
Free to attend – just come along and get involved!
Dom’s Place is our dedicated support group for young people aged 8–19, running every Monday from 4–6pm at Louth Youth & Community Centre.
Run by Ellie, with the help of Helen and Sophia, Dom’s Place provides a safe, relaxed and supportive environment for young people who may be experiencing anxiety, low confidence, bullying, depression or other challenges affecting their wellbeing.
Young people can make friends, take part in structured activities, access one-to-one support when they need it or simply have a safe space to talk and be themselves.
At Dom’s Place, there’s no pressure to join in – it’s about making sure every young person who walks through the door feels welcome, listened to and supported.
D.O.T.S. – Don’t Over Think Stuff is our weekly group providing a friendly and supportive space for young people to meet, talk and spend time together.
Running every Tuesday from 4–6pm at Louth Youth & Community Centre, D.O.T.S. gives young people somewhere they can relax, make friends, take part in activities and get support in a welcoming environment.
The sessions are designed to help young people with their confidence, friendships and emotional wellbeing, while giving them a safe space where they can talk openly without judgement.
There’s no pressure – young people can get involved with the activities, have a chat or simply come along and enjoy being part of the group.
55+ Project | Community Garden
Connect, create & grow
There are plenty of ways to stay active, meet new people and be part of the community. Join our 55+ Project for friendship and activities, or get outdoors and involved with our Community Garden.
Our 55+ Club, run by Maxine and Gabriella, meets every Sunday from 10am–12pm at Louth Youth & Community Centre.
The group offers a welcoming and friendly place for people aged 55 and over to meet others, enjoy a chat and take part in a variety of activities.
Sessions are relaxed and sociable, with different activities and opportunities to get involved, helping people to make new friendships, stay connected and enjoy being part of the local community.
Whether you come along on your own or with a friend, new members are always welcome.
Our Community Garden Club, run by Helen and James, meets every Thursday from 9:30am–12:30pm at Louth Youth & Community Centre.
The club brings people together to help care for and develop our community garden, with plenty to get involved in throughout the seasons – from planting and growing to maintaining the garden and taking on new projects.
You don’t need to be an experienced gardener to join in. It’s a friendly and relaxed way to get outdoors, meet new people, learn new skills and help create a garden the whole community can enjoy.
New members and volunteers are always welcome – just come along and get involved!