DRC Performance Group!

Preparations for the 'DRC Drama Group's' own version of Cinderella are going fantastic! Our amazing young people have been busy writing and rehearsing scenes for the panto in December. This is gonna be a cracker!!

Festive Food Drive!

Over the festive period the DRC Youth Committee will be promoting a food drive to help those who are most in need in our community. We will be collecting donations throughout December at the Yoker Community Campus (Donations can also be made during youth club hours at the Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre). 

All donations will go towards supporting Glasgow Vineyard's 'Storehouse' project. Storehouse is a food-bank based in Patrick and Anniesland which aims to meet the immediate and long term needs of those who are destitute in the North and West of Glasgow. 

Below are a list of items needed by the organisation. 

During the festive period we need your support to help those who are most in need.

Let's spread the good will this Christmas!!

DRC Youth Committee

Are you a young person aged 14-19 and interested in working together with young people to make positive changes in your community?

The DRC Youth Committee will be meeting at 5.30pm on Tuesday 18th November in Yoker Community Campus.

Please come along and get involved!

DRC Pool Tournament

The first leg of the 'DRC Pool Tournament' was held in the Yoker Community Campus on Halloween. 16 young people from Yoker and Scotstoun took part in a tense and dramatic tourney! The victor for the evening was Dylan McDonald from the Scotstoun club. The first leg goes to Scotstoun, Yoker will be looking to peg things back at the next tournament in the 'Heart of Scotstoun' community centre. Well played everyone!

DRC Halloween Party!

We had a great turn out for our annual Halloween bash.

There were some spooky moves pulled during our special Halloween Zumba session!

The costumes were cracking!

Y-POD - Youth Director's Online Directory

Y-POD is the youth provider's online directory based towards helping young people find what activities are available in their local area.  Myself and one other young person from the youth project were part of a team that helped make this website. There were also two other young people from different organisations involved in the project. Over 4 months, starting from the end of June till October we worked tirelessly to make the website for young people.

On the website you can find sections dedicated to help different groups of young people like young carers, families and professionals. For example: if a young single parent was looking for a play group and was new to an area, y-pod could tell the young person where these activities take place. 

We are looking to advertise this website by mainly word of mouth through different organisations 

Please visit this link and spread the word!!

www.y-pod.info 

Darren.